Local Decorative Gravel

20mm Welshmans Golden Gravel is a pale golden flint and a mixture of white, cream, black, brown and grey colours. It is another of the famed "local" materials around the Thatcham, Newbury and Berkshire area. We deliver small and large loads to Thatcham,...

10mm Welshmans Golden Gravel is a pale golden flint and a mixture of white, cream, black, brown and grey colours. It is another of the famed "local" materials around the Thatcham, Newbury and Berkshire area. We deliver small and large loads to Thatcham,...

South Cerney Gravel is a rounded oolitic limestone. It is a cream / buff / yellow / beige even coloured gravel and one of the most popular decorative gravels available. It comes in a range of sizes 20mm, 10mm for driveways and paths and also 40mm for...

Limestone Chippings, are a range of mid to dark colours with very occasional whites and pinks. Because they are an angular stone they knit together well.  This type of limestone is a long lasting and hard wearing gravel and a good alternative to...

20mm Old English Chippings / Premier Cotswold chippings are another example of an oolitic limestone. It is very like the Cotswold Chippings and South Cerney Gravel but not such a cream or buff chipping. It is slightly harder wearing...

Heather Blue Salte is a mix of purple and deep blue slates, with flat sides and jagged edges you do get the occasional green pieces in there too. In and around Berkshire there is not a huge amount of this material stocked at a regular time as it is a...

Kennet Golden gravel is a mixture of brown, cream, gold and black flint shingle. It is another of the famous "local" gravels and was the most common gravel in the Thames Valley for around 15-20 years. Also know as Toffee and Newbury Flint. It is a great...

Golden Harvest Gravel is unique product. Due to the location of the quary it is a mixture of flint, oolitic limestone and some quartz. It is also known as Oxford Gravel. It's slightly different to the conventional materials and definitley worth looking...

Gill Mill Self Binding Gravel is the lightest of all our self binding gravels with a natural cream colouring. Like all self binding gravels it has its own laying guidelines to help with water run off. The colour will mellow slightly as the product...

  Coxwell Self Binding Gravel is a unique self binding gravel with a natural reddish/brown colouring. Like all self binding gravels it has its own laying guidelines to help with water run off. The colour will mellow slightly as the product weathers...

  Cotswold Self Binding Gravel is a specially blended path gravel. It comes in an orange/yellow colour. When laid Self Binding Gravel creates a surface which is very natural looking and is often used in heritage sites and parklands. The material...

This distinctive pinky/red textured path dressing called Redpave. It is a dolomitic limestone, screened at 3mm down. It is popular with golf courses, stately homes and parks for the dressing of pathways. With 1.68 tonnes per cubic metre bulk...

  Brams Hill Golden Gravel is a toffee golden flint, it is darker than the other Thames Valley golden materials, this is due to the dig site and the silt content around the material which gradually dyes the flint over millions of years. It is one of...

Kennet Flint is a predominantly black, white and grey gravel with a small amount of brown in it. Often called moonstone Kennet Flint looks fresh and clean on drives and is very hard wearing stone. Kennet Flint is currently the most "local" gravel in the...