#67 Stone in Utah
On Utah clay or fast-draining bench ground, #67 Stone serves drainage and concrete work and gives xeriscape areas a uniform crushed look.
- Size: 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading: #67
- Type: Angular crushed stone
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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
Old Lake Bonneville clay along the Wasatch Front can change when snowmelt reaches it, while bench ground sheds water readily. #67 Stone fits the drainage elements and concrete portions of a Utah project, and its uniform crushed appearance suits xeriscape coverage. The angular material gives visible areas a refined finish that can define the edge between planted ground and hardscape.
Snowmelt planning should account for where water will travel before exposed stone is placed. In clay areas, #67 Stone belongs in the drainage feature selected for that water, not as a replacement for the overall drainage plan. For a compacted path or other visible surface, place the material across a prepared area and compact it after spreading to help the surface settle evenly. This approach also keeps the landscape finish separate from drainage work below or beside it.
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Material: #67 Stone
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Common Uses
Concrete Aggregate
Use #67 stone when you need concrete that is easy to place and finish for decorative work, countertops, or architectural features. Compared with coarser aggregate, its fine grading gives the finished concrete a cleaner surface texture.
Drainage & Infiltration Systems
Use #67 stone in French drains, infiltration trenches, and stormwater control systems where dependable water flow is needed. Its 1/4 to 3/4-inch gradation helps keep fine sediment from blocking the voids.
Decorative Ground Cover
Use the angular, even-sized look of #67 stone around planting areas, tree bases, and landscape edges. Its scale gives outdoor spaces a neat, defined finish.
Pipe Bedding & Backfill
#67 stone can be placed beneath and around water, sewer, and utility pipe runs for bedding and backfill. The graded material supports the pipe evenly while giving water a path away from the installation.
Why Choose #67 Stone
Refined Gradation
With pieces measuring 1/4 to 3/4-inch, #67 stone has a tighter, more even look than larger aggregate. It still provides the support needed for drainage and construction work.
Drainage Efficiency
Evenly graded particles leave connected open spaces for steady water flow. That makes #67 stone useful where a drainage system is intended to operate for many years without maintenance.
Smooth Concrete Mixes
In concrete, #67 stone helps make mixes easier to place and finish. The result is a smoother texture for exposed or decorative surfaces.
Attractive Appearance
#67 stone combines angular texture with a consistent size for a deliberate appearance. It fits both construction applications and decorative landscape installations.


