Stones
Rock Solid supplies a range of loose stones and gravel in a variety of sizes including river stones, rainbow rock, tarrawingee, white peddles and also crushed bricks. Depending on the stone these will be suitable for decorative garden toppings, accents around pavers, garden paths and driveways.
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- River Stone 60-150mmThese rocks can be used as features in garden beds and to create a dry creek bed look for your garden
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- Rainbow Rock 14mmTones of pink and purple, can be used as a decorative topping for gardens and as accent around paving and pots. Great in paths and driveways as well
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- River Stone 20-60mmA natural mix of brown and grey pebbles. There is a mix of size and shape (some flat and some rounded) in this product.
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- Riverstone 20mm A natural mix of brown and grey pebbles, suitable for paths and garden beds. Will stay loose
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- Tarrawingee 7mmExposed aggregate concrete mixes, driveways paths, water features, decorative garden beds/pots.
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- Rainbow Rock Pink and purple hues add highlights for these decorative garden rocks
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- White PebblesComes in 10mm, 20mm and 40mm sizes making it versatile for paths, garden beds and decoration
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- Tuscan 20mm Multi-coloured brown small stones. Can be used as a decorative topping for gardens and as an accent around paving and topping pots
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- Rainbow Rock ToppingsPath and driveway gravel with good compaction quality. It is pinkish purple colour with gravel up to 6-10mm
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- Seymour 20-60mm A whitish – grey decorative stone suitable for paths, garden beds and driveways. Will stay loose.
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- Seymour 60-100mmA whitish – grey decorative stone suitable for paths, garden beds and driveways. Will stay loose.
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- Scoria 14mmThis attractive red and brown volcanic rock is light and durable. It will stay loose and can even be used as a mulch particularly in succulent and cactus gardens
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- Crushed Brick 10 or 20mmRecycled red bricks and concrete crushed to form an eco-mix of great colour
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- Rust rock 40mmLightweight blue basalt with touches of rust accents. Great as a feature rock in garden beds