Sand is a fine aggregate with small particles that fill voids and improve workability in concrete and mortar. Coarse aggregate is larger stone or gravel that adds bulk and strength to the mix, helping your concrete carry load and stay stable.
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What is the difference between sand and coarse aggregate?
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More questions about Sand Aggregates.
Can I get advice on which product to use?
Absolutely. Our team works with trades, project managers, contractors and landscapers all day, every day, and we’re happy to help you choose the right material. Tell us about your project and we’ll give you clear, straight-talking advice before you order.
Can you deliver bulk loads to site?
Yes. We deliver loose and bulk loads direct to site, with flexible quantities for small jobs through to full wagon loads. Just let us know your access and timings and we’ll schedule a drop that keeps your programme moving.
Do you offer different types of sand?
Yes. We supply sharp sand, building sand and Grano for blockwork, laying slabs and landscaping. Tell us about your project, and we’ll point you to the best sand for that application.
How much sand aggregate do I need?
Work out the area and depth, then convert to volume so you’re not caught short or over-ordering. If you’re unsure, give us your measurements and we’ll recommend the right tonnage for the job.
