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Daltons Metal PAP7 (Crusher Dust) (per ½ m³)

Daltons Metal PAP7 (Crusher Dust) (per ½ m³)

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Grade: 0-7mm

Daltons PAP7 (Crusher Dust) is the perfect choice for creating a solid sub-base wherever stability is needed. Ideal for supporting pavers, cobbles, slabs, drainage pipes, and water tanks.

Uses

  • A firm sub-base for pavers, cobbles, slabs, and drainage pipes.
  • Suitable for creating a stable foundation under water tanks or any area requiring a hard sub-base.
  • A thin layer (5-10mm) of Daltons Washed Sand (No.1) on top helps to bed pavers securely, minimizing the risk of breakage.
  • Can also be used as drainage metal.

Features & Benefits

  • Easily spread and compacts smoothly, ensuring a firm and even surface.
  • Provides a stable base that supports pavers and other hardscape elements.

 

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