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Comparing Crushed Rock (& Gravel) Sizes and How They're Used

What is the right rock size for your project? In this video, we look at common crushed rock sizes, from our smallest gravel size (¼" minus) to our largest landscape rock size (six-man landscape rock a.k.a. rockery rock). Then we go through the basics of how these gravel and landscape rock products are used. The article version of this video gives some background about how product size actually refers to gradation. For example, other companies sell a ¾" minus instead of a 5/8" minus or an 1½" clean instead of an 1¼" clean. Because sizing is based on gradation and the demands of the local industry, these sizes will actually look pretty similar. Check out our article, "Choosing the Right Rock: Comparing Crushed Rock Sizes and Types," for a better explanation: https://www.wa-rock.com/choosing-the-... You can also read more about gradation in our article, "The Science of Creating Rock Recipes: How We Crush Rock": https://www.wa-rock.com/the-science-o... In the future, we hope to make a video just about gradation. Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:22 Part 1: Types & Sizes 0:55 Smaller Rock Sizes 1:19 Large Rock Sizes 1:37 Part 2: Applications (Minus v. Clean) 2:09 Rock for Roads and Driveways 2:42 Clean Rock Applications 2:59 1/4" Minus 3:10 Large Landscape Rock 3:30 Thank You Thanks to our model, Daniel, for his amazing poses. Editing and most videography by Eve Hart. Quarry blast (00:14) and inset "Crushed v. Minus" (00:38) videos by Joel Carver of CSI Drone Solutions. Most photography by Eve Hart or Washington Rock team members. Gabion (03:14) and rockery photos (03:15) from Adobe Stock. Thank you to our dispatcher Rick for helping us answer questions by YouTube commenters.