#2 Crushed Stone in Oregon
#2 Crushed Stone leaves an open, heavy bed on Oregon entrances, culvert runs, and farm or vineyard roads where winter water lingers.
- Size: About 1-1/2 inches to 2-1/2 inches
- Grading: #2, washed with no fines
- Type: Large angular crushed stone
- Supplied as: #2 or the closest local equivalent; we confirm the exact material before delivery
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Everything You Need to Know About #2 Crushed Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- About 1-1/2 inches to 2-1/2 inches
- Grading
- #2, washed with no fines
- Type
- Large angular crushed stone
- Supplied as
- #2 or the closest local equivalent; we confirm the exact material before delivery
After it is placed, #2 Crushed Stone remains rough and open rather than packing into a smooth driving cap. Its angular pieces have been washed, leaving gaps without fine material between them. In the Willamette Valley, that open structure is useful beneath traffic where clay stays saturated through winter. It is not intended to close into a neat surface for regular travel.
For a farm or vineyard road, keep #2 Crushed Stone at the base and cover it with a suitable finished driving surface. That arrangement gives water an open path below the top layer, while the heavy stone supports construction entrances and culvert approaches. East of the Cascades, frost makes a drained foundation important; the same approach fits wet ground near the Oregon Coast or Columbia River Gorge.
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Material: #2 Crushed Stone
How to Measure
Measure the length and width of your project area in feet
Decide on depth in inches (2" for landscaping, 4" for driveways)
Enter the values above and we'll calculate the tonnage you need
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Common Uses
Construction Entrances
Set large angular stone at the road edge of a work site to help clean mud from truck tires before they reach the roadway.
Culvert & Ditch Protection
Set the larger rock at culvert ends and beside drainage channels where concentrated runoff needs material that will remain in place.
Heavy Base Layers
Install it as the bottom course for farm and vineyard roads, equipment pads, or soft ground, then place finer stone over it.
Drainage Courses
The broad spaces between pieces let high volumes of water move through the rock and clear the work area.
Why Choose #2 Crushed Stone
Resists Movement
Its large, heavy pieces help prevent ruts and keep the stone from shifting under tire traffic.
Moves Water Quickly
With no fines between the washed pieces, water has open paths through the stone.
Supports Weak Soil
Angular, oversized rock helps carry loads across saturated or unstable subgrade.
Limited Upkeep
After installation, maintenance is usually limited to adding material occasionally.
