#89 Crushed Stone in Louisiana
For Louisiana hardscape finishing, #89 Crushed Stone packs tightly into paver joints and supports flagstone where a firm finish is wanted.
- Size: About 3/8 inch down to fines
- Grading: #89, carries some fines
- Type: Angular crushed stone
From $427.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $27,535.00 ($55.07 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Put in a dog run along the side yard in Chalmette with three tons of number eighty nine stone instead of the pea gravel our old landlord used. It doesn't track into the house on paws the way pea gravel did, drains after downpours off the Mississippi within an hour, and the dog seems to like the cooler footing in summer better too.”
Odette S. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #89 Crushed Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- About 3/8 inch down to fines
- Grading
- #89, carries some fines
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
Heavy rain and wet ground make material selection matter on Louisiana sites, especially where gumbo clay and a high water table keep the supporting work damp. #89 Crushed Stone is suited to the close-fitting portions of a hardscape project. Its angular particles include fines, allowing the material to settle into a firm mass instead of remaining loose in confined spaces.
Use it to fill joints between pavers or as support beneath flagstone after the area below has been prepared for the site. Compact the stone as it is placed so the angular material can lock together. It also has a role in chip-seal work and concrete mixes when a compactable aggregate is called for. This is a finishing material for tight spaces, not an open-graded stone.
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Material: #89 Crushed Stone
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Common Uses
Joints for Pavers and Flagstone
Use it between pavers and flagstones to help hold each piece steady.
Chip Seal Roadwork
Its angular shape helps it bind in chip-and-seal roadwork.
Small-Stone Concrete
It works as coarse aggregate in concrete mixes that call for smaller stone.
Walkway Bedding
It makes a level, solid bed beneath stone or paver walkways.
Why Choose #89 Crushed Stone
Tight Compaction
Fine material and small pieces settle into a solid, steady surface.
Versatile
Use it for joints, setting beds, concrete, or surface work.
Clean Finish
The consistent small size leaves a tidy finished look.
Easy to Place
It spreads readily and can be swept into narrow spots.
Customer Reviews
Dog run stays clean now
Put in a dog run along the side yard in Chalmette with three tons of number eighty nine stone instead of the pea gravel our old landlord used. It doesn't track into the house on paws the way pea gravel did, drains after downpours off the Mississippi within an hour, and the dog seems to like the cooler footing in summer better too.
Odette S. · Chalmette, LA · Verified Buyer
Fine gravel, needed more than planned
Went with number eighty nine stone around the AC pad and foundation edge at our place in Metairie because it drains better than mulch and doesn't wash out in the heavy rain we get. Ordered three tons but ended up needing almost one more to cover the full run, the calculator undersold it a bit. Looks sharp against the brick and the ants that used to nest by the foundation are gone.
Pete Y. · Metairie, LA · Verified Buyer
Foundation drainage that keeps the crawl space dry
Our house near Morgan City sits close enough to the water that the crawl space would flood every heavy rain. Laid down six tons of number eighty nine stone around the foundation perimeter for drainage, and Louisiana Rock Supply had the tandem dump it in three spots so we didn't have to wheelbarrow it far. A year of storms later, including one tropical system, and the crawl space has stayed dry.
Nathaniel E. · Morgan City, LA · Verified Buyer
Great substitute for pea gravel
Put two tons of number eighty nine stone down as paver bedding for a small patio behind our house in Houma. Compacts better than pea gravel and hasn't scattered off the edges the way our neighbor's did.
Marisol Q. · Houma, LA · Verified Buyer
#89 Crushed Stone has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
