Pebble Stone Gravel
- Commodity name: Pebble Stone Gravel
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Products Description
If you're looking for a simple way to add texture and color to your outdoor space, pebble stone gravel is a great place to start. It's made up of small, rounded stones that come in all kinds of natural shades - like white, grey, black, brown, and even mixed colors.
These stones are smooth to the touch because they've been shaped by water and time. That's what gives them their polished, organic look. And because they're so versatile, people use them in all sorts of landscaping projects.
Products Specification
Category
Details
Material
Natural river stone or tumbled gravel
Color
White, black, mixed grey, red, yellow, brown
Finish
Natural or polished
Shape
Mostly rounded or oval
Packing
Wooden crates with protective plastic wrap
Specifications
Small
D. 10-30mm
Medium
30-60mm
Large
60-200mm
Why Choose Pebble Gravel?
1. Low Maintenance – No need to water or trim like grass
2. Helps with Drainage – Rainwater flows through easily
3. Weed Control – Blocks sunlight and helps prevent weed growth
4. Long-Lasting – Won't fade, rot, or break down like wood mulch
5. Safe for Bare Feet – Especially the smaller, smoother ones

Application
- Garden paths and walkways
- Driveways and parking areas
- Plant beds and around trees (as a long-lasting mulch)
- Fish ponds, fountains, and water features
- Decorative borders or ground cover
- Indoor accents (like pot topping or zen gardens)
Whether you're going for a clean modern look or something more natural, pebbles blend in easily.
Installation Guide for Pebble Stone Gravel

1. Prepare the Ground
Start by clearing the area of grass, roots, and debris.
Use a rake to level the surface. For walkways or driveways, dig down around 5–10 cm (2–4 inches), depending on how thick you want the gravel layer.
2. Add a Base (Optional but Recommended)
For areas with foot traffic or drainage concerns, add a layer of compacted crushed stone or sand as a base.
This improves stability and helps prevent sinking over time.
3. Install Landscape Fabric
Lay down a weed barrier fabric to prevent grass or weeds from growing through the gravel.
Cut the fabric to fit the area and secure it with landscape pins.
This step keeps your gravel clean and reduces maintenance.
4. Spread the Pebble Gravel
Pour the granite pebble stone evenly across the area.
Use a rake to spread it and smooth out the surface.
For pathways, 3–5 cm (1–2 inches) thick is usually enough. For decorative beds, even a thin layer looks good.
5. Finishing Touches
Use edging stones or metal/plastic borders to keep the gravel in place.
Rinse the pebbles with water if needed to remove dust and reveal their natural color.
Occasionally rake and top up the gravel to keep the area fresh.
Testing data
Chemical composition
main chemical component of pebbles: 95% above of silicon dioxide (SiO₂)
Compressive strength
above 600 Kg/M²
Density
2.5-2.7 g/cm³
Mechanical strength
7.5
Tips
- Lay a weed control fabric under the pebbles for best results
- Rinse before use to remove any dust from shipping
- For walkways, 20–40mm size is usually a comfortable choice
Pebble stone gravel is a small detail that can make a big difference in how your space looks and feels. Whether you're redoing your yard or just sprucing up a planter, it's an easy upgrade that lasts.
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