$165.00
Per Ton
Tan Chat is a fine-grade landscape material for projects that call for a compacted mineral surface. Pathway performance depends on grading, moisture, compaction, drainage, and containment.
Tan Chat (Crusher Fines/D.G.) is offered for pathways, patios, and similar landscape surface work. Chat, crusher fines, and decomposed granite are trade terms that can describe different materials; confirm the current grading and composition for projects with specific requirements. A suitable fines-bearing aggregate can form a firm surface when properly installed, but it can still loosen, erode, or require maintenance. For Utah projects, delivery is available in Saratoga Springs, Lehi, American Fork, Draper, Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, and throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
Ideal For
Pedestrian pathways where the grading is suitable; Landscape patios; Bordered utility areas; Mineral ground cover
Best Use
Prepare the base, provide drainage and edging, and compact the material at appropriate moisture in manageable lifts. Confirm suitability before vehicle use. Do not treat compactable pathway material as ready-to-use horse-arena footing or playground fall surfacing; those applications require their own specifications.
Key Benefits
Fine-textured landscape finish; Can form a firm surface with suitable grading and installation; Can be maintained and replenished as needed
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.
