Stone dust is a valuable byproduct arising from the intricate stone-crushing process. Within its composition lie finely crushed stone particles, often smaller than even the grains of sand.
The journey of stone dust begins within quarries where rocks undergo vigorous crushing to yield various sizes of aggregate. During this crushing process, the dust generated morphs into what we now call Stone Dust or Quarry Dust. This seemingly modest, versatile byproduct ensures stability, drainage and longevity in various construction and landscaping applications, mainly as fine aggregates for concrete and other construction applications.
Stone dust proves to be an invaluable material with diverse applications in construction and landscaping:
Stone dust offers a range of advantages in construction and landscaping. Here are the key benefits and considerations:
It’s vital to recognise that the suitability of stone dust can hinge on factors such as particle size distribution, composition, and local regulations. Due to its fine particle size, stone dust has the potential to compact, which may not be desirable in some applications.
Given the variability in characteristics, seeking guidance from construction and landscaping professionals is advisable. They can assess your specific project needs, local regulations, and the properties of available stone dust to determine the best application.
Products
5mm embedment material is a manufactured material derived from the crushing and screening of non-sedimentary quarried rock.
Utopia is a crushed limestone product characterized by cream and natural grey tones. With particles ranging from fine dust up to 8 -10 mm, it compacts and sets nicely for paths and driveways. An economical alternative to concrete, with its...
Spalls are the fragmented remnants of rock or concrete formed during the crushing of larger materials. They exhibit diverse sizes and shapes, typically characterized by irregular and non-uniform pieces.
Aggregate screening of 7 millimetres denotes the precise dimension of crushed rock or gravel that has undergone a meticulous screening procedure, resulting in the removal of particles exceeding or falling short of the desired size. In this...
Aggregate screening of 20 millimetres denotes the precise dimension of crushed rock or gravel that has undergone a meticulous screening procedure, resulting in the removal of particles exceeding or falling short of the desired size. In...
Aggregate screening of 14 millimetres denotes the precise dimension of crushed rock or gravel that has undergone a meticulous screening procedure, resulting in the removal of particles exceeding or falling short of the desired size. In...
Aggregate screening of 10 millimetres denotes the precise dimension of crushed rock or gravel that has undergone a meticulous screening procedure, resulting in the removal of particles exceeding or falling short of the desired size. In...
This material is a superb substitute for both asphalt and concrete, engineered to achieve compaction and firmness, particularly when subjected to final treatment using a vibrating plate. Its composition encompasses particles spanning from...
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."
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."
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."
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."
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."