#89 Crushed Stone in Minnesota

After placement, #89 Crushed Stone has a fine, crushed texture that works into narrow hardscape spaces rather than sitting as a loose, open layer. Its angular particles and fines settle together into a firm finish. That behavior suits paver joints and the material placed beneath flagstone, where a close-fitting result is needed.

Minnesota clay, standing water, and deep frost make it important to keep each material in the part of the project it is meant to serve. Compact #89 Crushed Stone after spreading it in its intended location, allowing the fines and angular pieces to lock together. It may also be used for chip-seal surfaces or in concrete mixes. For lake lots and other wet sites, plan the larger drainage and supporting work separately from this compactable finish aggregate.

Paver and Flagstone Joints

Brush this stone between pavers to fill the gaps and help hold them where they belong.

Chip Seal Surfaces

For chip-and-seal road work, this fine angular stone helps create the surface.

Concrete Mixes

Choose this small stone for concrete when the mix specification calls for fine coarse aggregate.

Walkway Bedding

Use it to form a level, firm bed beneath paver and stone walkways.

Tight Compaction

Fine particles and small pieces settle closely together for a solid surface.

Versatile

Use it for joints, bedding layers, concrete work, or surface applications.

Clean Finish

The consistent small size leaves surfaces looking tidy and complete.

Easy to Place

It spreads readily and can be brushed into narrow spaces.