#10 Stone Screenings in Washington
Stone Screenings give a Washington paver landing or garden walk a level setting surface that compacts densely with moisture.
- Size: 1/4 inch minus
- Grading: Stone dust and fine particles
- Type: Angular crushed stone
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Everything You Need to Know About #10 Stone Screenings
Size and Grading
- Size
- 1/4 inch minus
- Grading
- Stone dust and fine particles
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
Stone Screenings work well where a patio, walk, or small landing needs close grade adjustment beneath its surface material. Fine stone dust binds with crushed particles under moisture and compaction, leaving a dense, level setting layer that helps individual pieces sit without rocking.
West of the Cascades, water held above glacial hardpan can affect the work below a hardscape. In the Columbia Basin or Palouse, winter conditions still call for sound site preparation. Keep drainage and the supporting layer separate from Stone Screenings, then bring the material to final grade and compact it while lightly damp. Careful screeding makes the surface easier to set accurately. Screenings can also fill joints within a paved surface.
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Material: #10 Stone Screenings
How to Measure
Measure the length and width of your project area in feet
Decide on depth in inches (2" for landscaping, 4" for driveways)
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Common Uses
Paver & Flagstone Bedding
Use stone screenings as the thin finish course beneath pavers and flagstone. Their fine gradation compacts into a uniform bed, helping the completed hardscape stay aligned and at grade.
Base Preparation & Leveling
Spread stone screenings to correct uneven subgrade before concrete is poured, decking is installed, or sheds and hot tubs are placed. The fine aggregate works into shallow depressions and compacts to a smooth base.
Joint Filling
Work stone screenings into spaces between pavers, flagstone, or brick. Compaction fills the joints tightly, helping hold the units together and reducing open space where weeds can emerge.
Compacted Pathways
A moistened, compacted screenings surface works well for paths, service walks, and areas with limited foot traffic. Its tight finish provides a solid route for wheelchairs and garden carts.
Why Choose #10 Stone Screenings
Ultra-Smooth Compaction
Because the particles are fine, screenings can finish more tightly than coarser aggregate. They are suited to work that calls for a flat, even base course.
Screenings Overview
Produced during rock crushing, screenings are a fine aggregate suited to leveling, bedding, and finish-surface work.
Self-Binding Properties
After wetting and compaction, screenings lock together into a dense layer. This helps hold the surface in place and reduces erosion or displacement without added binders.
Versatile Finishing Material
Use screenings for paver bedding, flagstone joints, or compacted path finishes. They address several of the final-detail tasks in hardscape installation.
