#67 Stone in Mississippi

At the drainage stage, #67 Stone belongs where the project needs crushed material around a water-management feature or within concrete. It also works as visible coverage in landscape areas, with an even angular appearance that looks intentional. On Mississippi clay, that role matters because wet ground and changing soil conditions call for each layer to do the job it was selected to do.

Set the finished grade to direct water away from the slab, drive, or other work before placing #67 Stone for drainage. This is especially useful where clay holds moisture through long wet periods. For an exposed area near a walk or planting space, prepare and compact the surface beneath the stone first. The result is a clean crushed finish without relying on the visible layer to stabilize the entire site.

Concrete Mix Stone

For decorative pours, countertops, and architectural features, #67 stone helps create concrete that places and finishes easily. Its smaller gradation gives the cured surface a cleaner look than coarser aggregate.

Water-Flow Systems

For French drains, infiltration trenches, and stormwater control systems, #67 stone has a 1/4 to 3/4-inch gradation that leaves paths for water to pass. Its smaller pieces also help limit fine sediment from blocking those paths, useful where Delta soils stay wet.

Decorative Ground Cover

With its angular pieces and even sizing, #67 stone gives garden beds, tree rings, and landscape edges a tidy ground-cover finish. Its smaller profile looks orderly without overpowering the planting area.

Pipe Bedding & Backfill

Installers often use #67 stone beneath and around water, sewer, and utility lines for bedding and backfill. The evenly sized material supports the pipe while allowing water to move away from the installation.

Refined Gradation

#67 stone falls in the 1/4 to 3/4-inch range, giving it a more consistent, finer look than larger aggregate. It also supplies the structural function required in construction and drainage work.

Drainage Efficiency

Because the particles are consistently sized, they form open spaces that let water pass at a steady rate. #67 stone works well in drainage systems expected to function for many years without maintenance.

Concrete With a Fine Finish

Used as concrete aggregate, #67 stone helps create a mix that places and finishes more easily. The result is a smoother-looking surface for exposed or decorative work.

Attractive Appearance

The angular texture and uniform size of #67 stone create a clean, purposeful finish. It fits structural jobs as well as decorative landscape installations.