$165.00
Per Ton
Tan Chat (Crusher Fines/D.G.) is a smart pick for buyers who want a surface that looks clean and settles in well underfoot. This material compacts well and creates a more stable, finished look than loose gravel in paths, patios, and utility areas.
Tan Chat (Crusher Fines/D.G.) is for buyers who want a surface that handles foot traffic and looks intentional. This product is a fine-grade material that packs down well, which is why it is popular for walkways, patios, driveways, and low-maintenance xeriscape projects. The compaction is the key benefit: once settled, it stays more stable than loose decorative rock and gives the surface a cleaner appearance over time. Saratoga Springs, Lehi, American Fork, Draper, Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, and throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
Ideal For
pathways, patios, driveways, stable surface areas, xeriscaping, horse arenas, play areas
Best Use
Use it in areas where foot traffic, bikes, or carts will cross regularly. It compacts better than loose decorative rock and gives a more defined surface. Consider edging to keep it contained.
Key Benefits
Compacts for a more stable surface; works well for pathways and patios; lower-maintenance than loose rock in high-traffic areas; gives a cleaner finished appearance; practical for residential and commercial use
Tan Chat (Crusher Fines/D.G.) is for buyers who want a surface that handles foot traffic and looks intentional. This product is a fine-grade material that packs down well, which is why it is popular for walkways, patios, driveways, and low-maintenance xeriscape projects. The compaction is the key benefit: once settled, it stays more stable than loose decorative rock and gives
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These calculators are only intended to provide approximations. They will assist you in determining the quantity required; nevertheless, differences in subgrade, subgrade compaction, or erroneous measurements, even by a quarter of an inch, might make a difference.
This product must be placed at 2†depth MINIMUM.
