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3/4" Crushed Stone
Skipping a gravel subbase can leave a Maine drive vulnerable when spring thaw arrives. 3/4" Crushed Stone supplies angular support and drainage space below it. Size: Approximately 3/4 inch. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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3/8" Crushed Stone
Maine camp roads benefit from 3/8" Crushed Stone as a compacted finishing surface after the driveway structure is in place. Size: Approximately 3/8 inch. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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#57 Stone
For Maine camp roads, drainage work, and concrete placements, #57 Stone helps manage water around ground affected by deep frost. Size: 3/4 inch to 1 inch. Grading: #57. Type: Angular crushed rock.
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#67 Stone
Around a Maine camp road, #67 Stone keeps drainage work distinct from the larger build beneath it while also serving concrete and landscape coverage. Size: 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch. Grading: #67. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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Stone Dust
Stone Dust keeps a tidy, even finish beneath pavers as a Maine patio or path weathers season after season. Fine material compacts densely over prepared support. Size: 1/4 inch minus. Grading: Stone dust and fine particles. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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Drain Rock
At a Maine frost-wall excavation, Drain Rock gives drainage fill a clean path for water alongside backfill and near-surface ledge. Size: 3/4 inch to 1-1/2 inch. Grading: Washed to remove fines and dust. Type: Rounded or angular varieties.
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#89 Crushed Stone
At the finish stage of a Maine hardscape build, #89 Crushed Stone compacts tightly around pavers and beneath flagstone. Size: About 3/8 inch down to fines. Grading: #89, carries some fines. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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#8 Crushed Stone
Glacial till and ledge can keep moisture close to a hardscape in Maine. #8 Crushed Stone fits drainage details, paver construction, and concrete. Size: About 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch. Grading: #8, clean with little to no fines. Type: Crushed stone.
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#4 Crushed Stone
Do not use #4 Crushed Stone as the finished driving surface. In Maine, it belongs below traffic areas or in drainage work around wet, frozen ground. Size: About 1 inch to 2 inches. Grading: #4. Type: Angular crushed stone.
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Railroad Ballast
Railroad Ballast gives Maine camp approaches and loaded work areas an open base course for wet ground and hard freeze-thaw seasons. Size: Roughly 1 inch to 2.5 inches. Grading: Graded to interlock under load while draining freely. Type: Large angular crushed stone.
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Riprap
In Maine, lighter aggregate at a shorefront or drainage route can leave soil exposed to moving water. RipRap provides heavy stone cover. Size: 4 inches to 12 inches and up. Type: Large, heavy stone.
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