#8 Crushed Stone in Oregon
#8 Crushed Stone supports Oregon drainage details, paver areas, and concrete work where a small crushed material with limited fines is called for.
- Size: About 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch
- Grading: #8, clean with little to no fines
- Type: 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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“Mixed our own concrete for a fence post project out in dairy country near Tillamook and used a ton and a half of number eight in the batches instead of buying premix bags. Cheaper by a wide margin and the aggregate size worked perfectly in the mixer. All twelve posts set rock solid and haven't budged through a soggy coastal winter.”
Trevor G. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #8 Crushed Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- About 3/8 inch to 1/2 inch
- Grading
- #8, clean with little to no fines
- Type
- Crushed stone
Treating #8 Crushed Stone like a surface material for a driveway is a common placement error. Its crushed texture and limited fine material leave it free-draining, which makes it better suited to drainage details, paver work, and concrete than to a surface that needs to bind together.
In the Willamette Valley, winter-saturated clay makes drainage planning important around patios and similar hardscape work. Use #8 Crushed Stone within the intended paver base or joint detail, and keep the drainage path separate from the stone itself. Conditions east of the Cascades can be drier and subject to frost, so the surrounding base and site preparation still need to match the project.
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Material: #8 Crushed Stone
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Common Uses
Paver Base & Joint Fill
Set permeable pavers on this stone and sweep it into their joints.
Drainage Layers
In Willamette Valley winter clay, the open material gives water a route below the surface.
Concrete Aggregate
Concrete mixes can use it as fine-sized coarse aggregate.
Pipe Bedding
Place it beneath and around pipe where a firm bed that sheds water is needed.
Why Choose #8 Crushed Stone
Open Drainage
The clean gradation leaves room for water to move quickly.
Paver Material
It works in permeable layouts built with interlocking pavers.
Uniform Pieces
Its uniform particle size supports concrete placement and water-control applications.
Several Uses
It can serve in drainage, beneath pipe, and in concrete.
Customer Reviews
Pipe bedding for the new well line
We keep six horses on a small acreage out past Baker City and needed to run a new water line from the well to the barn before the ground froze last fall. Ordered three tons of number eight for bedding the pipe since it has no sharp chunks that could crack it under pressure. Oregon Rock Supply got the load out within two days, and the driver dumped it right at the trench head so we didn't have to haul it far in the wheelbarrow. The line has been through a full winter of freezing nights and hasn't had a single leak or shift.
Roy E. · Baker City, OR · Verified Buyer
Walkway topcoat looks sharp around the clubhouse
Our HOA in Redmond needed a fresh topcoat on the walkway leading to the clubhouse and pool area, so we ordered four tons of number eight to spread over the existing base. Residents have commented on how clean it looks compared to the pea gravel we had before. Only issue was some fine dust that tracked onto the pool deck until the first good rain settled it down.
Amanda Q. · Redmond, OR · Verified Buyer
Chip seal prep went smoother than expected
We subcontract chip seal and small paving jobs around Corvallis and picked up eight tons of number eight for a private lane resurface ahead of the fall rains. Spread evenly and rolled in without excess dust kicking up on a windy day, which usually causes problems for us. Oregon Rock Supply had it loaded and on site inside the same delivery window they quoted, and the lane has held up through one wet winter already.
Ellen P. · Corvallis, OR · Verified Buyer
Great for mixing our own concrete
Mixed our own concrete for a fence post project out in dairy country near Tillamook and used a ton and a half of number eight in the batches instead of buying premix bags. Cheaper by a wide margin and the aggregate size worked perfectly in the mixer. All twelve posts set rock solid and haven't budged through a soggy coastal winter.
Trevor G. · Tillamook, OR · Verified Buyer
Bedding for the new water line
Used two tons of number eight to bed a water line out past La Grande before backfilling with dirt. Fine stone, no chunks to puncture the pipe. Wish the driver had called before showing up an hour early.
Marcus J. · La Grande, OR · Verified Buyer
#8 Crushed Stone has 5 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
