This is often referred to as the black road chipping, this aggregate is a grey/black colour when dry and a deep black colour when wet. This chipping is generally used in dry dashing mix combinations.
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Average Irish Grave – single plot would require 6 25kg Bags
Dry Dashing
1 50kg of Dry Dashing covers 4 sqm 1 25kg of Dry Dashing covers 2 sqm 1 25kg bag of limestone sand covers 1.25 sqm 1 25kg of White cement covers 25 sqm* 1 Tonne of Wet Dash covers 40 sqm
*Limestone sand & white cement (ratio 4:1) are usually mixed for form a base coat for the dry dash.
Paving
How Much Do I Need
The area is most commonly cited in square meters (m2). Measure the area length by width and multiply both to calculate the area. If measured in feet use the following to convert to m2.
m2 = ft2/10.764
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Enter Your Dimensions
Not sure how much chippings or pebbles you need? Below is a general guide and also a handy calculator tool, but please do call us if you would like more advice. Please enter the dimensions you have and select either feet or meters. Please notice that “depth” requires a smaller figure such as mm or inches. Once you click submit, it will calculate the total area, volume, weight and bag quantities required.
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