Crushed White Macael and Ivory Marble - Decorative Aggregate
Crushed White Macael and Ivory Marble
Pebbles stay loose underfoot and roll towards the edges of a path. Crushed stone, being sharp-edged broken rock, interlocks with itself and stays where it's laid: it's the right aggregate when an area is walked on daily, not just looked at.
✅ Key advantages
Sharp edges: the fractured faces interlock with each other and the aggregate doesn't shift with footfall.
Two tones: White Macael, bright and cool, and Ivory, warmer and creamier.
Two grain sizes: 9/12 mm for fine finishes and 13/20 mm for larger areas.
Flexible supply: 25 kg bag and 300 or 1,200 kg big bag depending on the job's volume.
Durability: marble doesn't degrade or fade with weathering.
🏗️ Recommended applications
Marking out paths and trails.
Decorating patios and outdoor areas.
Framing planters and tree pits.
Finishing paved areas.
Low-maintenance and xeriscape gardens.
📋 Technical data sheet
Material: sharp-edged crushed marble.
Grain sizes: 9/12 mm and 13/20 mm.
Colours: White Macael and Ivory.
Formats: 25 kg bag, 300 kg big bag and 1,200 kg big bag.
Units/pallet: 48 bags.
Use: outdoor.
🧰 Installation
Strip the topsoil and roots from the area to be covered.
Level and compact the ground.
Lay weed-control fabric with a 10 cm overlap and pin it down.
Spread the crushed stone with a rake to a depth of 4 to 5 cm.
Lightly compact with a tamper so the edges interlock.
Water to wash off the crushing dust and bring out the colour.
📦 Available formats
13/20 mm in Ivory — 25 kg bag.
9/12 mm in Ivory — 1,200 kg big bag.
13/20 mm in White Macael — 25 kg bag or 1,200 kg big bag.
9/12 mm in White Macael — 25 kg bag, 300 kg big bag or 1,200 kg big bag.
💡 Professional tip: water the crushed stone as soon as you spread it. It leaves the factory covered in crushing dust that completely dulls the colour, making a White Macael look greyish; many people think they've been sent the wrong material when all that's missing is a hose-down. The real tone appears immediately with the first wash.
