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中文Zero Gravel
Smallest gravel size, used in fine concrete mixes and flooring.
Usage
Zero gravel is used in fine concrete mixes, floor pouring, and decorative tile work. Ideal for applications requiring a smooth, uniform surface such as warehouse floors and parking areas.
Key Features
- Smallest available gravel size
- Suitable for fine concrete mixes
- Ideal for flooring and leveling work
- Available by load and truck
Available Sizes & Packaging
Specifications & features
- Small grain size (up to ~9 mm) for plain concrete and levelling
- Fills gaps between larger aggregate for denser, stronger concrete
- Usable alone or blended with larger gravel
- Readily available with flexible delivery
Main uses
- Plain concrete for floors and screeds
- Levelling surfaces, playgrounds and outdoor areas
- Bedding under tiles and stone paving
- Concrete pours for roads and sidewalks
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between zero gravel and 3/8 gravel?
Zero gravel is smaller than 3/8 gravel and used in fine mixes and flooring. 3/8 gravel is medium-sized and used in general concrete. The choice depends on concrete mix requirements.
Is zero gravel suitable for foundations?
Zero gravel is not the optimal choice for foundations. 3/4 gravel is recommended for foundations and heavy structural concrete as it provides higher bonding strength in the mix.
What is zero gravel and why the name?
The smallest, finest gravel grade — named 'zero' because grain sizes start near zero up to about 9 mm.
Zero vs 3/8" gravel?
Zero is smaller and suits plain concrete and levelling; 3/8" is the standard for reinforced concrete mixes.