Crushed stone

Chip stone is small crushed rock, roughly 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch across, with the dust screened out.

#57 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 1/4 inch, with the dust washed out.

#8 stone is crushed rock screened between about 3/8 inch and 1/8 inch, with the fines washed out.

#67 stone is crushed rock screened between about 3/4 inch and 1/4 inch, with most of the dust washed out.

#89 stone is crushed rock screened between about 3/8 inch and the size of a coarse sand grain.

Drain rock is clean, washed gravel with the dust and fines screened out.

Crushed stone is quarried rock that's been run through a crusher and screened into sizes.

Crushed stone fill is coarse rock that's left over from quarry blasting and screening.

3/4" crushed stone is rock that's been broken down and screened so the pieces run about 3/4 inch or smaller.

Crushed river rock is natural river stone that's been run through a crusher.

Recycled stone is old concrete crushed back down into gravel.

#4 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 1/2 inches and 3/4 inch.

#3 stone is crushed rock in pieces roughly 1 to 2 inches across.

#10 stone is crushed rock screened down to dust and small pieces smaller than about 3/8 inch.

#1 stone is large crushed rock, roughly 2 to 4 inches across.

#9 stone is crushed rock screened to a 3/8 inch top size, with pieces running down to about the size of a grain of rice.

#5 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 1/2 inch, with the fines washed out.

#2 stone is crushed rock screened between about 2 1/2 inches and 1 1/2 inches, with the dust washed out.

#11 stone is small, angular crushed rock, roughly 3/8 inch and smaller.

#78 stone is washed crushed rock sized between about 1/2 inch and a No.

#7 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch.

1A stone is small crushed rock, roughly 1/4 inch across, with the dust washed out.

#12 stone is crushed rock screened to a small chip size, roughly 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch.

#610 stone is a mix of crushed rock that runs from about 3/4 inch down to fine dust.

#53 stone is crushed rock that runs from about 1 inch down to dust, with every size in between.

#6 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 1/2 inch, with the dust washed out.

6A stone is crushed rock sized from about 1 inch down to 1/4 inch.

4A stone is angular crushed rock sized roughly 1 inch to 2 inches, with the fines washed out.

#68 stone is crushed rock screened from about 3/4 inch down to roughly the size of a coarse sand grain.

Crushed stone base course is dense-graded rock that runs from about 1 1/2 inches down to fines.

2A stone is crushed rock mixed with the dust and small chips from the same crusher.

3A stone is a coarse crushed rock with most pieces falling roughly between 1/2 inch and 2-1/2 inches.

Rip rap is chunks of hard, angular stone big enough to stay put when water pushes on it.

Trap rock is crushed stone made from dark, dense igneous rock like basalt, diabase, or gabbro.

#13 stone is a crushed rock product sold under a local or supplier-specific size number.

#16 stone is fine crushed rock screenings, roughly 1/8 inch and smaller.

1B stone is small, clean crushed rock, roughly 3/8 inch to about 1/2 inch across.

#410 stone is a dense-graded limestone base.

411 stone is crushed limestone with pieces ranging from about 1 inch down to fine stone dust.

#467 stone is crushed rock that runs from about 1 1/2 inches down to 1/4 inch, all mixed in one pile.

#47 stone is crushed rock that runs from about 1 1/2 inch down to a No.

#56 stone is crushed rock screened between about 1 inch and 3/8 inch.

6AA stone is crushed rock screened from about 1 inch down to a #8 sieve, with the fines washed out.

#73 stone is a dense-graded crushed limestone that runs from about 3/4 inch down to fine stone dust.

#789 stone is a crushed rock blend that runs from about 1/2 inch down to fine chips and dust.

#810 stone is a dense-graded crushed rock that runs from about 3/4 inch pieces all the way down to stone dust.

Decorative crushed stone is broken rock, screened to a set size, that you spread where you can see it — around plants, along walkways, or as ground cover.

Limerock is crushed limestone, usually the soft, porous kind mined across Florida and the Southeast.