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#68 Stone (1/4″ To 3/4″, Vdot)

Perfect For

Driveway baseConcrete mixDrainage systemsLandscapingRoad construction

#68 Stone (Vdot) - 1/4” to 3/4”

#68 stone with Vdot specification in a 1/4” to 3/4” size range is a versatile crushed aggregate commonly used in both residential and commercial construction. Produced by mechanically crushing larger rocks, this material meets Vdot (Virginia Department of Transportation) standards, ensuring consistent quality and performance for infrastructure projects.

The 1/4” to 3/4” size range offers an optimal balance between compaction and drainage. The smaller particles fill voids for stability, while the larger pieces promote water flow, making this aggregate ideal for road base layers, driveways, walkways, and drainage systems. Its Vdot certification guarantees suitability for state and municipal projects, as well as private developments requiring reliable, specification-grade material.

Pros include excellent load-bearing capacity, reliable drainage, and reduced dust compared to finer aggregates. However, its angular shape may make it less comfortable for barefoot areas. Overall, #68 Vdot stone is a dependable choice for projects demanding durability, drainage, and compliance with transportation standards.

Applications & Uses

  • Driveway baseRecommended
  • Concrete mixRecommended
  • Drainage systemsRecommended
  • LandscapingRecommended
  • Road constructionRecommended

Frequently Asked Questions

What is #68 Stone used for?
#68 Stone is commonly used for Driveway base, Concrete mix, Drainage systems, Landscaping, Road construction.
What size is #68 Stone?
#68 Stone typically ranges in size from 1/4" To 3/4".
Where can I get #68 Stone?
You can order #68 Stone 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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