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Concrete recycling is a staple part of the construction industry. Concrete is basically a fusion of different elements including gravel and sand. Once these elements are mixed, they are bonded together using water and cement. But then, what happens when houses, walls, are demolished? Where does all the rubble go to? Should we assume there no longer usable?

Concrete recycling is a staple part of the construction industry. Concrete is basically a fusion of different elements including gravel and sand. Once these elements are mixed, they are bonded together using water and cement. But then, what happens when houses, walls, are demolished? Where does all the rubble go to? Should we assume there no longer usable?

Different Rocks and Their Uses What is the difference between a rock and a stone? Rocks have been around since the beginning of time but we hardly get to know them and their uses. Here is a chance to know various rocks, their classification, and their uses.

Rocks, Gravel, and Sand Rocks, sand, and gravel are resourceful materials for hardscaping. They can be used together or interchangeably. Each is sourced separately and differs from the rest in composition, size, and shape. Let’s look at how each is made.

Make your Front Yard Shine Brighter than the Sun A well-manicured front yard gives an impression of order, warmth, and joy. It complements your home in so many ways regardless of how old it is. We like to think of landscaping as a pleasurable task and not tedious as most homeowners view it.

Different Types of Sand Used in Landscaping Sand ranks high among the basics of landscaping. We use it to provide leveling under the pavements, spread it under kids playing equipment, and all over play areas. Sand is also needed for concrete making and is among the main ingredients while forming layered gardens.

Rocks and Stones for Homes Large landscaping stones can re-define the beauty of your garden. They may seem ordinary while heaped but they have the potential to change the ambiance of your garden with a little touch of landscaping expertise.

Most people confuse sand, silt, and gravel. These three are different landscaping components. They are all formed when rocks erode and are broken. They are ground down finally forming much smaller particles. Sand particles are slightly larger than silt but smaller than gravel.