#67 Stone in West Virginia
On West Virginia hillsides, water from a slope needs a planned exit. #67 Stone fits drainage, concrete work, and clean-looking landscape cover.
- Size: 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading: #67
- Type: Angular crushed stone
From $451.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $28,195.00 ($56.39 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Run a small storage lot on the edge of Beckley and needed better drainage under three camper pads that kept holding water after storms. Five tons of 67 solved it, spread and tamped by hand since our lot's too tight for a skid steer. Renters have already noticed the difference, no more puddles under the trailers.”
Ellen C. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #67 Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading
- #67
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
Rain-fed seeps on a West Virginia slope need to be intercepted and directed before they reach a drive or work area. #67 Stone is appropriate around the drainage feature after that route is established. Its angular crushed form also works in concrete and provides a uniform, intentional appearance for exposed landscape coverage.
Use it on a path only after the ground below has been made firm, then compact the surface to help the stone settle evenly underfoot. That visible finish can work near planted areas, while the drainage material should stay focused on moving hillside seepage toward its outlet. On hollow driveways and other sloped properties, the pipe and its discharge path matter as much as the stone placed around them.
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Material: #67 Stone
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Common Uses
Concrete Aggregate
For countertops, decorative concrete, and architectural work, #67 stone helps make a mix that places and finishes smoothly. Because the material is finely graded, the cured surface is finer in texture than one made with coarser aggregate.
Drainage & Infiltration Systems
Sized from 1/4 to 3/4-inch, #67 stone lets water pass through French drains. It also works in trenches built for infiltration and in stormwater control systems. The small, even pieces help limit plugging by fine sediment.
Decorative Ground Cover
#67 stone has angular pieces in a consistent size range for use in garden beds, tree rings, and landscape edging. The smaller stone gives planted areas a tidy appearance.
Pipe Bedding & Backfill
Use #67 stone beneath and beside water, sewer, or utility pipe for bedding and backfill. The uniform pieces distribute support around the pipe while providing space for water to escape the installation.
Why Choose #67 Stone
Refined Gradation
At 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch, #67 stone is finer and more consistent in appearance than larger aggregate. It still has the support needed in construction and drainage work.
Drainage Efficiency
Evenly sized pieces leave open spaces for water to pass through at a steady rate. #67 stone works in drainage installations intended to remain in service for many years without maintenance.
Smooth Concrete Mixes
Used in concrete, #67 stone makes a workable mix that is easier to finish. It is well suited to exposed and decorative work where a finer surface texture is wanted.
Clean Finish
With its angular pieces and uniform size, #67 stone gives both structural work and decorative landscape areas a tidy, deliberate finish.
Frequently Asked Questions About #67 Stone
Customer Reviews
No more washboard after the rain
Our rental in Bridgeport has a long gravel driveway that turns into washboard every winter once the frost starts working the ground. We'd bought bags from the hardware store for years and never made a dent, so this spring we finally ordered in bulk, eight tons of 67 stone through West Virginia Rock Supply. The driver called thirty minutes out, backed down the lane without hitting the mailbox, and dumped it in one clean pile at the top like we asked. Two months and one heavy thunderstorm later, the surface is tight and even, nothing like the loose bags ever managed.
Nancy L. · Bridgeport, WV · Verified Buyer
No more puddles under the trailers
Run a small storage lot on the edge of Beckley and needed better drainage under three camper pads that kept holding water after storms. Five tons of 67 solved it, spread and tamped by hand since our lot's too tight for a skid steer. Renters have already noticed the difference, no more puddles under the trailers.
Ellen C. · Beckley, WV · Verified Buyer
Solid pad, color ran grayer
Hauled six tons of 67 up to a camp road out past Webster Springs to redo the pad in front of the cabin where the old gravel had washed thin. Driver got the truck up fine and spread it close to where we wanted. Only gripe is the stone came in grayer than the picture online, which threw off matching it to the older gravel out front.
Greg N. · Webster Springs, WV · Verified Buyer
Level shed pad through a wet spring
Built a pad for a 12x16 shed for a customer outside Princeton and used two and a half tons of 67 stone from West Virginia Rock Supply under it. The tri axle eased down a pretty steep driveway without any drama and dumped it right where we staked it out. Tamped flat in about an hour, and the shed's been sitting level through a wet spring since.
Susan P. · Princeton, WV · Verified Buyer
#67 Stone has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
