#67 Stone in Oregon
Oregon's wet winter ground makes #67 Stone a practical choice for drainage details, concrete work, and clean landscape coverage.
- Size: 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading: #67
- Type: Angular crushed stone
From $448.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $26,695.00 ($53.39 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Run a small equipment repair shop outside Pendleton and topped off the gravel apron out front with three tons of sixty seven. Packs tighter than the fifty seven we used years back. Customers aren't tracking mud into the bay anymore.”
Rosa V. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #67 Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading
- #67
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
From late fall through spring, clay in the Willamette Valley can remain saturated, while frost affects projects east of the Cascades. #67 Stone fits drainage features where water needs a clear route through crushed material, and it is suitable for concrete work. Its angular texture also gives exposed areas a neat, refined stone appearance.
Keep surrounding soil and fine sediment from mixing into #67 Stone when placing it around drainage components, particularly in wet clay conditions. That helps preserve the open spaces within the stone instead of letting soil fill them. On Oregon Coast properties, along the I-five corridor, or in Central Oregon landscape plans, the material can also define paths, planted spaces, and other visible coverage with an even crushed finish.
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Material: #67 Stone
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Common Uses
Concrete Aggregate
For decorative concrete, architectural pieces, and countertops, #67 stone helps create a workable mix with a smooth finish. Because the material is more finely graded than coarse aggregate, the finished surface has a more refined look.
Drainage & Infiltration Systems
#67 stone is graded 1/4 to 3/4-inch, making it useful in French drains, infiltration trenches, and stormwater management systems. The consistently sized material lets water move through while limiting fine-sediment clogs, which can matter in winter clay.
Decorative Ground Cover
With its angular pieces and even grading, #67 stone works well as ground cover around garden beds, tree rings, and landscape borders. Its smaller stone size gives these areas a tidy, defined look.
Pipe Bedding & Backfill
Use #67 stone beneath and around water, sewer, or utility pipe as bedding and backfill. Its evenly sized pieces help support the pipe while letting water drain away from the installation.
Why Choose #67 Stone
Finer Sizing
At 1/4 to 3/4-inch, #67 stone has a more uniform, finer appearance than coarser aggregate. It still provides the structural function needed in construction and drainage work.
Drainage Efficiency
Evenly sized particles leave consistent open spaces for water to pass through. That makes #67 stone useful in drainage systems, including French drains through winter clay.
Smooth Concrete Mixes
#67 stone can make concrete easier to place and finish, with a smoother mix than larger aggregate. It leaves a finer surface texture for exposed or decorative concrete applications.
Attractive Appearance
Consistent sizing paired with angular stone gives #67 stone a clean, planned appearance for structural work and decorative landscape installations.
Frequently Asked Questions About #67 Stone
Customer Reviews
Perfect top off for the shop driveway
Run a small equipment repair shop outside Pendleton and topped off the gravel apron out front with three tons of sixty seven. Packs tighter than the fifty seven we used years back. Customers aren't tracking mud into the bay anymore.
Rosa V. · Pendleton, OR · Verified Buyer
Shed pad worked out well
Bought our first house outside Newberg last spring with an old hazelnut orchard out back and wanted a proper pad before the new shed arrived. Two tons of sixty seven went down over landscape fabric and it has held the shed dead level since. Would have liked a heads up that the truck could only get within thirty feet of the site, since we ended up wheelbarrowing the last stretch ourselves.
Nathan C. · Newberg, OR · Verified Buyer
Gate, a dog, and a rutted driveway
A driveway off a side street in Salem had ruts deep enough to bottom out a sedan, and the homeowner's retriever wouldn't stop pacing the fence line the whole time we worked. Getting the gate propped open without the dog bolting cost me a good twenty minutes before I even started spreading. Ten tons of number 67 went down over the worst stretch, graded smooth by early afternoon. Oregon Rock Supply had it on the lot that morning, so there was no waiting around once I called in the order. Two months of rain since and the driveway hasn't rutted back out.
Doug F. · Salem, OR · Verified Buyer
Camper pad rock that drains well
We run a small daycare outside Medford and needed a firm pad for a storage camper we use for extra supplies. Ordered two and a half tons of sixty seven stone and it compacted nicely with a hand tamper over the weekend. The Rogue Valley gets its share of downpours in the winter and the pad has stayed solid and dry through two of them so far, no pumping or sinking at all.
Ben H. · Medford, OR · Verified Buyer
#67 Stone has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
