Limestone Types

This product is great for erosion control or muddy roads or can be used to support heavy vehicles. The average size of it is 1.5 inches to 2.5 inches. It is typically crushed in an angular fashion and sold as an aggregate.

This is limestone aggregate that is crushed in an angular size and is much more uniform in size. The typical size is 1”. Typically #5 Limestone Gravel can be used for driveways, as a stabilizer in soil, as back fill, as concrete or surface treatment for asphalt.

This stone is a limestone aggregate that is crushed in an angular fashion. The size ranges are typically 0.5 inches up to an inch. #57 limestone aggregate is one of the most commonly used gravels and is typically used for drainage like French drains, vehicle pads and driveways, walkways, and also as a concrete mix.

This is a limestone aggregate that is crushed in an angular fashion and typically comes in a size of 0.5 inches up to 0.75 inches. It is a little more uniform in size when delivered than #57 limestone. Both are used interchangeably but typically the more common one is #57 if size can be less uniform. The typical applications of #67 limestone gravel include driveways, walkways, French drains and other drainage controls, and concrete mix and applied before concrete is poured.

This is a smaller stone that is typically sourced from limestone or sandstone and ranges in size from very small to 0.375 inches. This limestone is typically used in concrete and asphalt mixes as well as used in applications like retaining walls and driveways behind the poured walls.

This is a crushed aggregate that is typically approx 0.375 inches and angular. The small size typically allows them to be used for leveling and makes them easy to move while the angular shape keeps them in the same place. The most common application is used for leveling.