Screened 18mm pea gravel from Toodyay. Rounded, warm toned and easy underfoot.
Naturally rounded 18mm pea gravel, screened and carted from the Toodyay area. The warm browns and tans sit well against WA plantings and the smooth stone is comfortable underfoot on paths.
Because round stone stays loose and will not lock together, keep it edged and leave sloped driveways to a crushed product.
| Grading | 18mm screened |
|---|---|
| Shape | Naturally rounded and smooth |
| Colour | Warm browns and tans |
| Source | Toodyay area, WA |
| Good to know | Round stone will not compact; not for driveways on slopes |
| Minimum order | 12 tonnes |
| Approx. density | 1.8 tonnes per m³ loose |
| Coverage | About 5.6 m² per tonne at 100mm depth |
| Supplied | Quarry Direct, sourced from trusted WA quarries and pits |
| Delivery | Perth metro on our own fleet, or pick up from Hope Valley |
Density here is our best estimate, not a weighed figure. Ring the yard if it matters for your job.
Sold by the cubic metre or tonne, delivered and tipped by our own fleet, or picked up from Hope Valley, where there's no minimum. Supplied to order from Toodyay, so let us know your tonnage and we'll confirm delivery timing. Let us know your delivery suburb and we'll confirm timing when you request a quote.
Not sure how much you need? The volume calculator works out cubic metres and tonnes from your measurements and drops the result straight into a quote request. At 100mm deep, one tonne of pea gravel (18mm) covers about 5.6 square metres.
Yes, 12 tonnes. That covers all our gravels, all the quartz and all the basalt. We can go under that if you really need to, but the transport cost per tonne is a lot higher so we don't recommend it. Collecting it yourself from Hope Valley carries no minimum at all.
At around 1.8 tonnes per cubic metre, 12 tonnes is about 6.7 cubic metres. Spread 50mm deep that covers roughly 133 square metres, at 75mm about 89 square metres, at 100mm about 67 square metres.
Yes, we can, but the transport cost per tonne is a lot higher on a smaller load so we don't recommend it. Collect it yourself from Hope Valley instead if the tonnage doesn't stack up for you.
Round stone stays loose and will not lock together, so leave sloped driveways to a crushed product and use this for paths and open garden areas instead.
Keep it edged, since round stone that isn't contained will migrate over time.
The stone is naturally rounded and smooth, which is why it suits paths and open garden areas rather than a crushed product.
Warm browns and tans, a natural colour that sits well against WA plantings.
The Toodyay area, screened and carted down to us.
Yes, drainage runs are on its list of uses.
No, it's unwashed. Keep that in mind for decorative garden beds, since unwashed gravel can go a little dusty until it's settled and had some rain on it.
Yes, we carry pea gravel in 12mm, 8mm and 6mm as well as this 18mm.
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