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Crusher Fines - $26.95 per ton
Image 1. Granite Crusher Fines! 8 tons Granite Crusher Fines delivered for inside a new shelter for alpacas. Works for llamas and livestock animals too.
Image 2. River Rock Crusher Fines.
Crusher Fines - $26.95 per ton. Mountain Granite and River Rock Crusher Fines available.
Crusher Fines work great for horse stall, paddock, and exercise areas, arena and roundpen base, alpaca and llama pens and shelters, under pavers and artificial turf, around fire pits, lawn and garden paths, inexpensive landscaping material under bushes and shrubs to keep weeds for growing and many other projects. Call us today at 720-298-0948 for a no cost or obligation material and delivery bid, or click on the "Request for Bid" button above.
Crusher Fines are used for walking paths, horse stall, pen arena and roundpen footing, foundation drainage. It has many landscaping uses such as flagstone and paver base.
Equine Crusher Fines is the same material as regular crusher fines, however it is used more for horse stalls, paddocks and corrals.
Crusher fines can be used for horse stall base, roundpen base, arena base, walking paths, firepits, xeriscaping, patios, driveways, parking areas, parking lots, foundation drainage. You can also use to over excavate a base and fill it. There are many uses not listed.
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Crusher Fines:
- Make a great non-slip footing for pens, stalls, etc..
- Provids for a level base for landscape paving flatwork.
- Provide excellent drainage.
- Is preferable in many cases to pea gravel.
- Is a consistant uniform and easily worked product.
- If applied correctly, crusher fines will generally not grow weeds.
Granite Crusher Fines. This is the exact material coming out of the quarry in March / April of 2022. These fines have a redder hue to them but the quarry output could change any day to a different color. No guarantees as to how long this will be available. Call now!
Granite Crusher Fines. A close up of the material coming out of the quarry in Spring of 2022. Remember we do not guarantee the color of the material.
Granite Crusher Fines. The old timers used to call this Granite Dust. Crusher Fines are the actual fines that come off the big crusher machines.
River Rock, Equine Crusher Fines. Now available in the North Metro area. River rock naturally contains a small amount of sand.
River Rock Crusher Fines delivered to Aurora horse stable. The crusher fines are slightly darker color than they were this summer. Colors varies throughout the years.
Equine Crusher Fines. This is the material that is recommended for horses, llamas and alpacas. Great base material for you to create your own custom blend of materials. Note: we do not do the blending, we only provide the materials.
Equine Crusher Fines. The material consists of very small pieces of crushed granite.
Crusher Fines - Granite or River Rock - Drains better than all other compactable material.
You do not need to install landscaping fabric under compactable materials. Compactable materials compact to form a solid, flat surface, so weeds cannot get light and moisture to grow (germinate). Examples; any type of roadbase, (recycled asphalt, class 6 granite or recycled concrete), class 1 structural fill dirt, granite or river rock crusher fines. If you want to spend the time and money to install the fabric and pins, it doesn't hurt anything.
Geo Grid/Geo Cells with Crusher Fines
A geogrid is geosynthetic material used to reinforce soils and similar materials. Soils pull apart under tension. Compared to soil, geogrids are strong in tension. This fact allows them to transfer forces to a larger area of soil than would otherwise be the case.
There are different types of Geo Grid for different types of soils and uses. In the Denver metro/Front Range area, in most cases, it is used to create a stable base, along with the material installed in the Grid for driveways, parking areas, horse stalls, pens and paddocks, large pole barn floors prior to pouring Concrete, etc.
The grids can be filled with crusher fines; granite or river rock, class 1 structural fill dirt, class 6 roadbase; recycled concrete or granite and crushed rock, usually either 3/4" minus or 1 1/2" mountain granite, depending on the end use of the area. Example: You usually wouldn't want to fill the grids with crushed rock if it's for a horse paddock and pens. If its for a driveway that may be covered with concrete or asphalt you probably wouldn't want to use crusher fines.
Option 1: When you purchase the geo grid and the materials to fill it, based on comments from customers, you'll pay substantially more for either the grid or the filler material. One person commented that he sure wished he'd checked around more because he figured he paid about $50.00 per ton for the roadbase installed in the grid. We have heard this about companies that supply both astro/synthetic turf and the roadbase or crusher fines installed under it.
Option 2: Based on our customers information, you'll pay more for either the grid or filler material if you buy both from the same company. One customer reported that as close as he could determine he paid about $50.00 per ton for the roadbase installed in the grid.
The tremendous amount of rain we've received this Summer has revealed soil and drainage problems in many horse pens and paddocks. Using Geo Grid/Cells to correct the problem is a little more expensive than just digging out the poor soil and replacing it with Granite or River Rock Crusher Fines, but the extra work and expense will pay off in the long run.
We do not sell GeoGrid or GeoCells, but we deliver the material to fill them in, almost daily.
Once the poor soil is dug out, make sure you have a slight slope away from the horse barn so that any future rains/snow will drain away from it. You must do this before installing the Geo Grid and filling it in with Crusher Fines.
This Geo Grid was installed by one person in an afternoon. It is very simple, once you have dug the poor soil out. You can find lots of information on how to do this on the internet.
1. The mucky clay has been dug out to the correct depth and slope.
2. The Geo Grid/Cell installed and secured.
3. Geo Grid/Cell ready for crusher fines installation.
The Geo Grid/Geo Cells have been filled with the Granite Crusher Fines and the area leveled and slightly compacted. This will help keep the area well drained and drier than most horse paddocks for years to come.
Both Granite and River Rock Crusher Fines work well for Geo Grid/ Geo Cell installation.
4. Completed project - Crusher Fines installed in the Geo Grid
5. Install the material carefully so the grids aren’t mashed down.
6. Once the grids are full of material, tamp the material to compact it into place.
| Tonnage Example - Use calculator below to determine amount needed | |||||
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| Product | Length | Width | L x W =SF | SF / Depth | Tons |
| Crusher Fines | 30 Feet | 50 Feet | 1500 | 100 | 15 |
To Order the Correct Amount of Material
Measure the length and width of the area to be covered. If you don't have a tape measure, walk the length and width of the area. Figure each full step as 2 1/2 feet. Get the total square footage of the area by multiplying the length by the width.
Example: 30 feet long by 50 feet wide = 1500 square feet.
1 ton of Structural Fill, Crusher Fines and Screened Fill Dirt covers 100 square feet 2" deep.
For every 2 inches of depth you will need 15 tons of the material
Please note: This is only a rough indication of the amount of material you may need. Actual dimensions may vary due to irregularities in soil types and established rough grade.
Once you determine your material and amount needed, call us at 720-298-0948
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