Granitic Sand
Granitic sand has unique properties that make it suitable for various construction, landscaping, and outdoor projects. Color: Depending on the specific source of granite, granitic sand can exhibit a range of colors, often in shades of gray, beige, brown, or even pink.
Durability: Granite is a hard and durable rock, which means that granitic sand is naturally resistant to weathering, erosion, and abrasion.
This is a natural product, and colour variations may occur between batches. We recommend taking delivery of the full job requirements at once to minimise colour differences.
Applications
Paver Installations: Granitic sand is commonly used as joint sand between pavers in hardscape installations. It provides stability, prevents shifting, and helps maintain the even spacing of pavers.
Walkways and Patios: Granitic sand can be used as a base material for creating walkways, patios, and outdoor living areas. It provides a solid foundation for various types of paving materials.
Golf Course Bunkers: Due to its durability and angular shape, granitic sand is often used in golf course bunkers to create stable and consistent playing surfaces.
Landscape Bedding: Granitic sand can be used as a bedding material for landscape features such as decorative rocks, gravel, or natural stone elements.
Drainage Applications: Its angular particles make granitic sand suitable for providing drainage under and around structures like retaining walls or foundations
Benefits
Granitic sand’s durability makes it well-suited for high-traffic areas and outdoor environments. It can withstand foot traffic, weather conditions, and heavy use. The addition of cement significantly improves the strength and durability of granitic sand. The resulting mixture can withstand heavy loads and resist deformation.
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Normark
Established in 1977, Normark are a second generation family business specialising in landscape design and construction across Melbourne. "From inner-city Melbourne courtyards to large commercial open spaces, Normark will deliver."
Normark
Established in 1977, Normark are a second generation family business specialising in landscape design and construction across Melbourne. "From inner-city Melbourne courtyards to large commercial open spaces, Normark will deliver."
Normark
Established in 1977, Normark are a second generation family business specialising in landscape design and construction across Melbourne. "From inner-city Melbourne courtyards to large commercial open spaces, Normark will deliver."
Normark
Established in 1977, Normark are a second generation family business specialising in landscape design and construction across Melbourne. "From inner-city Melbourne courtyards to large commercial open spaces, Normark will deliver."
Normark
Established in 1977, Normark are a second generation family business specialising in landscape design and construction across Melbourne. "From inner-city Melbourne courtyards to large commercial open spaces, Normark will deliver."
