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Asphalt Aggregate (3/4″ Minus)

Perfect For

Road base Driveway surfacing Pathway construction Parking lots Pothole repair

Asphalt Aggregate in a 3/4” Minus Size Range

Asphalt aggregate in a 3/4" minus size range is a versatile construction material composed of crushed stone, gravel, or recycled concrete, specifically sized so that the largest particles are 3/4 inch and smaller. The "minus" designation means the mix includes a range of particle sizes down to fines, which helps the material compact tightly and form a stable base.




This size and gradation are ideal for creating a dense, load-bearing surface, making it a popular choice for use as a base layer beneath asphalt pavement in roadways, driveways, and parking lots. The fines fill in gaps between larger particles, reducing voids and improving compaction, which enhances durability and load distribution. While the presence of fines aids stability, it can also reduce drainage compared to more open-graded aggregates. Overall, 3/4" minus asphalt aggregate is valued for its strength, compaction properties, and suitability for both residential and commercial paving projects.

Applications & Uses

  • Road base Recommended
  • Driveway surfacing Recommended
  • Pathway construction Recommended
  • Parking lots Recommended
  • Pothole repair Recommended

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Asphalt Aggregate used for?
Asphalt Aggregate is commonly used for Road base, Driveway surfacing, Pathway construction, Parking lots, Pothole repair.
What size is Asphalt Aggregate?
Asphalt Aggregate typically ranges in size from 3/4" Minus.
Where can I get Asphalt Aggregate?
You can order Asphalt Aggregate for delivery from Hello Gravel. We deliver bulk aggregate materials directly to your site with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.

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