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Concrete Aggregate

Concrete Aggregate 67 Stone

#67 stone is crushed rock screened between about 3/4 inch and 1/4 inch, with the fines washed out. The pieces are angular and clean, so they lock together under load and let water run through fast. It's the standard coarse rock ready-mix plants pour into concrete, which is where the "concrete stone" nickname comes from. You'll also see the same rock used under slabs, in French drains, and as bedding around pipe.

The 67 is a screen size from the ASTM D448 spec. It tells you how big the pieces are and says nothing about what kind of rock they came from. Yours might be limestone, granite, or trap rock depending on what your local quarry pulls that week. Price runs close to #57 stone, and most yards stock both side by side.

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GradeSizeShapeWashedTop useWe deliver
#67 Stone (#4 To 3/16″, Concrete)3/4" to No. 4——Concrete aggregateReference only
#67 Stone (#4 To 3/4″, Concrete)3/4" to No. 4——Concrete aggregateReference only

What people use it for

Coarse rock in ready-mix concreteDrainage behind retaining wallsFrench drains and yard drainsBedding around pipe and utility linesBase rock under concrete slabsDriveway top layer

How to choose within concrete aggregate 67 stone

Match the mix design

Batch plants and ready-mix trucks work to a spec. Confirm the size and gradation the plant is running before you order.

Coarse vs. fine

Coarse aggregate gives the mix its strength; fine aggregate fills the gaps. A slab needs both — usually delivered separately and blended at the plant.

Cleanliness matters

Fines and clay contamination weaken the cure. If a load looks dusty, ask for a wash spec sheet before you take delivery.

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