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Mountain Granite Rip-rap - $54.95 to $69.95 per ton
Above: Typical dry laid retaining wall detail. Consult a registered engineer if in doubt. Mountain Granite Rip-rap works well in a wide variety of applications. It is used for retaining walls, around culvert openings, on steep slopes to slow erosion, around the base of trees and many other uses..
4″ average – Multi-colored Mountain Granite Rip-rap – $54.95 per ton
6″ average – Multi-colored Mountain Granite Rip-rap – $59.95 per ton
9″ average – Multi-colored Mountain Granite Rip-rap – $64.95 per ton
12″ average – Multi-colored Mountain Granite Rip-rap – $69.95 per ton
Mountain Granite rip-rap – Larger sizes available by Bid
Average size rock is of the 2″ – 6″ is 4″.
Average size of the 3″ – 15″ is 9″.
Coverage Averages
2″ – 6 ” – 4″ Average covers 32 square feet per ton – Tracking Pad.
2″ – 12″ – 6″ Average covers 34 square feet per ton.
3″ – 15 ” – 9″ Average covers 23 square feet per ton.
4″ – 21″ – 12″ Average covers 17 square feet per ton.
6″ – 30″ – 18″ Average covers 11 square feet per ton.
9″ – 42″ – 24″ Average covers 8 square feet per ton.
If you need more information or would like to talk over your project needs, just call the office and we can walk you through this. Remember these are guidelines, not absolute numbers.ck.
9" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
Decorative berm installation of 1-1/2" and 9" average (3"-15") sizes of multi-color mountain granite rock avg. The rip-rap really stands out in this kind of design.
9" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
Beautiful landscape design using 9” average mountain granite rip-rap this installation showcases dramatic look of the rock. This shows the rip-rap after a couple rains. This is the true dry color of the rock.
12" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
12” Avg Mountain Granite Rip-rap with a business card to show the average size of the rock. This was delivered in a down pour, so there was no need to throw water on it. It dries to a lighter color..
12" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
A little less than 15 ton pile of 12” Avg (4”-21”) Mountain Granite Rip-rap. 12” Average is the largest size you would want to use for a home project. The 9” Avg (3”-15”) is the most popular. See the pictures that show a business card to help show the average size of the rocks.
18" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
Notice: The yellow card placed in the image is 6-1/4" x 9". This rock is for extreme erosion control and usually used in commercial projects.
If you need this size, please call in for pricing.
9" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
9 inch average Mountain Granite Rip-rap is usually the largest size used for most residential projects. It can be moved by hand as well as machine. It is most often used for dry stack rock walls, retaining walls, hillside erosion control, and decorative accents usually among 1 1/2" or 3/4" minus Multi-color Mountain Granite. 1 ton of 9" Rip-rap covers 23 square feet. Rip-rap is usually housed in Gabian boxes.
9" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
A delivery of 9" Avg Rip-rap delivered for a dry stack wall. Our Mountain Granite makes the most attractive walls of any large rock available in the Denver area, from 6" Avg. to 18" Avg.
18" Avg. Mountain Granite Rip-rap
Notice: The yellow card placed in the image is 6-1/4" x 9". This rock is for extreme erosion control and usually used in commercial projects.
If you need this size, please call in for pricing.
9" Rip-rap Close up of 9” Avg Multicolor Mountain Granite rip-rap with a business card to give you an idea of the range of sizes of the rock. 9” Avg rip-rap ranges in size from 3 inches to 15 inches. It is the most commonly used size for home projects. Call us today at 720-398-0948 for a no cost or obligation material and delivery Bid.
Rip-rap 10 tons Multicolored Mountain Granite delivered for a dry stack wall.
The rip-rap is delivered and ready for construction.
6" Rip-rap - This rock was installed a week ago and this is how it looks after receiving a little moisture. It really fits in the location beautifully. How great would this look at your house?
This is an example of a side hill installation of 6" rip-rap near City Park in Denver. It serves as an economical ground cover, a decorative rock and to slow water flow down the side hill. This is far less cost per ton than the same rock from a landscaping materials company, and will look great for years.
9" Rip-rap, shown as it came off the truck. This dusty look gives way to colorful granite when wetted and cleaned. Because of the time of the delivery, it isn’t always possible to get perfect shadow free pictures of the material. We want to show you, as best we can, the range of sizes in the various Rip-rap classes.
12" Rip-rap shown in a delivered pile.
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.
30 feet by 40 feet = 1200 square feet. 1 ton of Recycled Asphalt Roadbase covers 80 square feet 2 inches deep. 1200 divided by 80 = 15. You will need 15 tons of Recycled Asphalt to cover this area approximately 2 inches deep.
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
Or use the Contact page to arrange for delivery and pricing.
