The Many ways you can use Mortar Sand

     What makes Mortar Sand different from other sands? For starters, Mortar Sand is also known as: Mason Sand, Playground Sand, Arena Sand, Masonry Sand, etc. It already has multiples names which helps to understand its multiuse purposes. Compared to other sands, mortar sand is first commonly known for being super fine. It is not thick or course, the grain is very thin, soft, and fine. This is what majority of playgrounds use for their sandboxes. Majority of horse owners/trainers use this for their arenas. Pool companies prefer this to place underneath when installing a new pool. Volleyball courts, beach themes, use this sand. Contractors prefer this for new paver installation, outdoor travertine touch ups, mortar mix, base for pathways, and more. Therefore Mortar Sand is unique for its many different names and many uses. Visit our website or stop by our location to see this and many other materials in person! 

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Choosing the right amount of landscaping rock for your yard

    Have you ever looked at your yard and thought about needing a change? Or you find yourself looking at the gravel but have no idea what it is or how to replace it? Then you begin to wonder how much do you even need? These are common questions or concerns a lot of homeowners encounter and we have some suggestions to help those in need. 

 Knowing your measurements is the first crucial point because different rocks can provide different types of coverage. If you don't know the exact square footage of the areas you want coverage, then try taking measurements manually by measuring the length and width. Make sure you write down the exact measurements and label them for the specific areas. Next you want to determine the depth. Is it for a refresh or for an entire replacement? Average amount of depth is 2 inches while a refreshment is an average of 1 inch. 

Now if you're wanting to replace your current gravel with the same or similar rocks, it is best to bring the sample of what you currently have to a gravel supplier. We usually recommend to gather a sandwich bag full of the rocks you want to match. This way the supplier can better analyze the type of rock and age and let you know if its something they carry or if it is a material that is no longer available. 

By following these steps, it should help with determining the amount of landscape gravel you will need and how to match what you have or do a full replacement. 

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