Specialty products

Masonry sand is the fine, clean sand you mix into mortar for laying brick, block, and stone.

Aglime is limestone that's been crushed and ground into a fine powder or grit.

Sand blend is sand mixed with something else to hit a specific job.

Squeegee is fine crushed rock chips, roughly 1/4 inch and smaller, with the stone dust left in.

Anti-skid stone is a small, angular crushed rock you spread on icy roads, driveways, and walkways so tires and shoes can grip.

Grit is small, angular crushed stone, usually granite or quartz.

#3 stone is large crushed rock, roughly 1 1/2 to 2 inches across the biggest pieces.

Agstone is finely crushed limestone that farmers spread on fields to raise soil pH.

Asphalt mix is crushed rock and sand held together by hot liquid asphalt cement.

Ball clay is a fine-grained sedimentary clay that's mostly kaolinite, with some mica and quartz mixed in.

Cold patch is bagged asphalt you can shovel into a pothole without a hot mix truck.

Field soil is native dirt scraped and screened straight from open farmland or unused acreage.

Horse bedding is the loose material you spread across a stall floor so a horse has a soft, dry place to stand and lie down.

Oil mat is a driveway or road surface built by spraying hot liquid asphalt on a packed base, then rolling small stone chips into the wet oil.

Pond stone is smooth, rounded rock that's been tumbled by rivers and creeks for a long time.

Roofing stone is small, hard rock you spread across flat or low-slope roofs.

#1 stone is the biggest crushed rock on the standard size chart.

#2 stone is crushed rock sized roughly between 1 1/2 inches and 2 1/2 inches, with the smaller fines screened out.

Limerock is a soft, porous limestone crushed down to a size that packs into a hard base.

Surface treating stone is clean, angular crushed rock made for chip sealing roads and driveways.