What is it used for
Residential
Sharp sand is commonly used in residential construction for mixing concrete and mortar. Its coarse grains provide strength and stability, making it ideal for foundations, patios, and driveways, ensuring durable and long-lasting results.
Commercial
In commercial projects, sharp sand is essential for screeding and rendering. It creates a smooth, level surface for floors and walls in offices and commercial buildings, enhancing structural integrity and finish quality.
Industrial
Sharp sand is utilized in industrial settings for heavy-duty concrete mixes. Its robust properties are crucial for constructing durable industrial floors, pathways, and other infrastructure that can withstand heavy use and environmental stress.
Dimensions
Grain Size: Coarse, typically 2 mm to 5 mm
Colour: Usually light brown or grey
Weight: Approximately 1.75 kg per litre
What it’s Made From
Silica
High silica content ensures the sand's strength and durability, making it ideal for concrete and mortar mixes.
Granite
Adds to the sand’s coarse texture, enhancing its binding properties for construction applications.
Limestone
Increases the sand's binding capabilities, ensuring a solid mix for building and paving projects.
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