Cincinnati & NKY Gravel Delivery
Bray has been providing the Greater Cincinnati area with quality gravel delivery for over 70+ years! We pride ourselves on service and have the capacity to deliver the type of gravel you need for both small residential and large commercial construction projects. All materials are delivered to your project via dump trucks or for more precise placement, our slinger trucks.
Disclaimer – Pictures do not reflect exact look of material and are for reference only. Material sizes are approximations and may vary in size.
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#2 Limestone

Also Known As: #2’s
Size: 1″ to 3″
Uses: Construction, Driveways, Parking Lots, Staging Areas, Access Roads.
Notes: Used by the State of Kentucky as a road base
57 Limestone

Size: 1″ to 3/16”
Uses: Construction, Driveways, Parking Lots, Staging Areas, Access Roads, Retaining Walls, French Drains, Utilities, Backfill, Pavers
Notes: Good all-purpose fill topcoat for flat driveways
304 Limestone

Also Known As: B19, 610L
Size: 1 1/2” to powder
Uses: Construction, Driveways, Parking Lots, Staging Areas, Access Roads, Pavers
Notes: Good packing stone, good topcoat for hilly driveways, for road base, good on berms, and good for asphalt parking lots
Dense Grade

Also Knows As: 411 Limestone, 3/4 Crusher Run
Size: 1” to powder
Uses: Construction, Driveways, Parking Lots, Foundation, Staging Areas, Access Roads, Pavers
Notes: Good packing stone, good topcoat for flat or hilly driveways, under concrete slabs/asphalt (pug or wet)
Crushed Concrete

Also Known As: Recycled Dense Grade Aggregate
Size: 1” to powder
Uses: Driveways, Parking Lots, Staging Areas, Access Roads
Notes: Good topcoat for flat or hilly driveways, under concrete slabs/asphalt
#8 Limestone

Also Known As: #9 Limestone, #8 Chips, Chips
Size: 3/8″ to 3/32” chips
Uses: Construction, Driveways, Parking Lots, Foundation, Staging Areas, Access Roads, Retaining Walls, French Drains, Pavers
Notes: Chip seal, topping, special surface course asphalt
Crush Stone Base

Size: 1 1/2″ to powder
Uses: Driveways, Parking Lots, Staging Areas, Access Roads
Notes: Topcoat
Rip Rap 2

Also Known As: Class 2 Channel Lining, Small Rip Rap
Size: 5″ to 9″
Uses: Ditches, Slopes
Notes: Lining in ditches
Rip Rap 3

Also Known As:Class 3 Channel Lining, Large Rip Rap
Size: 9″ to 14″
Uses: Ditches, Slopes
Notes: Good for slope protection filling
#57 Gravel

Also Known As: 1 inch round, #57 River Gravel, #57 Round Gravel
Size: 1″ to 3/16”
Uses: Foundations, French Drains, Utilities, Backfill, Landscaping
Notes: 1 inch “round” or “crushed”, specify with order. Outside footers.
#4 Washed Gravel

Also Known As: #4 River Gravel, #4 Round Gravel
Size: 1 1/2″ to 3/4”
Uses: Roofs, Landscaping
Pea Gravel

Also Known As: Fill gravel
Size: 3/8”
Uses: Construction, Foundation, Utilities, Backfill, Landscaping
Notes: Inside footers, pipe backfill, under concrete slabs, for buildup roofs, pipe bedding, drainage/aggregate for concrete block and pipe
Oversize Gravel
Grits

Size: BB Size
Uses: Foundation
Notes: Pipe backfill, under concrete slabs, ice control
Bankrun
Fill Sand

Also Known As: Pipe Sand
Size: 1/4″ and down
Uses: Fill
Notes: Retaining Wall, Utilities, Backfill, Pavers
Ballfield Sand
Concrete Sand

Also Known As: Coarse Sand
Size: 3/16″ and down
Uses: Construction, Concrete
Notes: Rock and stone walls, used in ready mix concrete
Mortar Sand

Also Known As: Brick sand, fine sand, mason sand
Size: 1/16″ and down
Uses: Construction, Landscaping, Brick, Pools, Residential Recreation
Notes: Used as mortar between bricks, concrete blocks, rock or stone walls, under above ground swimming pools, golf course sand traps
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of gravel do you use for a driveway?
We recommend limestone over round rock for gravel driveways because the angular edges of crushed limestone lock together and make a stable surface for vehicles to drive over. Choosing the right gravel depends on the type and slope of your driveway. Sloped driveways will benefit from dense grade gravel. For the portion of the driveway nearer to the house, #8 limestone or #57 limestone is optimal.
What kind of gravel is best for landscaping?
The type of gravel that’s best for your landscaping will depend on its intended purpose. Is it meant for decoration, or will it be walked on? For decorative gravel, larger stones like #4 Oversized or #57 gravel can provide a certain aesthetic. For gravel that will experience foot traffic, smaller stones are ideal.
What kind of gravel is best for under pavers?
Dense grade gravel that is packed down is best for use under pavers. You can pack down the gravel by renting a vibratory machine to ensure your pavers have a solid foundation and don’t shift or sink.
How deep should gravel be for a driveway?
If you’re topping up an already existing driveway, you’ll need about 2-3 inches of gravel on the surface. For a brand new driveway, you’ll need a base coat of 2-4 inches of foundation gravel and then a top coat of 2-3 inches as a surface layer.
How to calculate the amount of gravel needed for a driveway?
Use our material calculator to estimate the amount of gravel you’ll need for your driveway.
How to calculate the amount of gravel for landscaping?
Use our material calculator to estimate the amount of gravel you’ll need for your landscaping.
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