Blue Stone Gravel Patio

Mixing and matching different textures colors and materials is one of the best ways to build a unique stone patio.

Blue stone gravel patio.

A pea gravel path abuts a bed of mulch and bluestone pavers neatly separated by a strip of metal edging. And don t forget to frame the patio with patio benches or these diy patio planters. Natural landscaping materials such as flagstone and pea gravel bring long lasting rugged beauty to any home. This outdoor project is easy to complete and long term maintenance of the patio is a breeze.

Pea gravel is one of the most economical and simple materials to use for a patio. It is a wise practical investment which can give a lot of benefits in the long run compared to other filling materials. Any measurement is never exact in measuring the ground depth. Gripper non slip 17 in.

Price low to high. For this patio less expensive pea gravel was used with some pricier flagstone. For very little money and a day or two of work for an average sized area you can have a graceful and gorgeous patio with a look that lends itself perfectly to many other cool fun elements. 27 cubic ft 1 cubic yard of gravel which is 13 5 bags.

Offering a slip resistant surface flagstones are also a practical choice for a patio. A section of your trench might be or the 8 depth. Because of its tendency to travel pea gravel must be contained by some type of edging material such as brick stones bender board or metal edging as shown above. String lights do it yourself.

Your dimensions yield a total of 57 cubic yards of gravel needed at 8 depth. Photograph by nicole franzen for gardenista. Gravel patios can withstand any climate or weather including storms or snow. Your project will need 8 bags of the crushed blue stone.

Free delivery with 45 order. Price high to low. A gravel patio is a stunning addition to any garden which improves the value of your home at a low cost.