Get gravel that works for the planned use
Useful size range
Different washed grades suit drainage, finish, fill and larger stone applications.
Primary or recycled finish
Material choice can reflect both project specification and the look you want.
Loose delivery kept practical
A prepared storage area helps the gravel stay workable once it reaches site.
Pick the size that suits the finish and drainage
Gravel is not one simple product, and the stone size makes a real difference to how the material performs and looks on site. In Romford, we supply washed aggregate in 10mm, 20mm, 40mm and 75mm sizes for drainage layers, landscaping, decorative ground cover, construction fill and larger stone applications. With HD Grab Hire Ltd, you can choose between primary and recycled washed material depending on the project specification and the finish you want to achieve. That means the order can be shaped around both practical performance and final appearance.
Work out quantity and prepare a firm tipping point
To size the order properly, we need the area to be covered, the intended depth and the selected stone size. Those details help us judge how much material the job is likely to need and keep the delivery more accurate. We also need a firm, accessible place where the gravel can be tipped and stored before it is spread or moved into position. A delivery through HD Grab Hire Ltd works best when the unloading point is clear in advance and the route to it has enough room for the lorry to approach safely.
Frequently asked questions
Which gravel size is best for drainage work?
The best size depends on the system you are creating and the space available, which is why the intended use matters before the order is placed. Tell us what the gravel needs to do and we can guide the discussion around the most suitable washed grade for the job.
How can I estimate the amount I need?
The area to be covered, the depth you want to achieve and the stone size all affect the final quantity. If you can share those measurements, we can talk through the load more practically. That helps reduce the chance of ordering far more or far less gravel than the site really needs.
What should I prepare for loose gravel delivery?
You need enough access for the lorry and a firm, safe place for the load to be tipped. It helps if the unloading area is close to where the gravel will be used, because that cuts down the distance the material needs to be moved once it arrives on site.