Sand Alabama

• Black Run Sand – Fine coarse beige, gold, tan sand used for back filling trenches or a fill.
• Concrete Sand – A coarse sand that is washed and screened to a larger grit; it is ideal for mixing with cement and aggregate to create concrete.
• Fill Sand – Fill sand has not been processed and is used primarily to fill holes or trenches over twelve inches deep where good compaction is needed; as where something will be built over the fill.
• Filtering Sand – This sand is a rough sand ground to .45 – .55 mm and the roughness is used to filter out particles of dirt in water.  As the sand is used it becomes smoother, then the efficiency of your systems run more frequently to accomplish task; therefore, filtering sand needs to be changed at least every five years.
• Mason Sand – This is a fine aggregate that has been graded; this fine sand is used for building works in mortar mixes, on golf courses, sandboxes for children’s play, volleyball courts, and an underlayment for swimming pool liners.
• Septic Sand – The color mixture of this sand is beige, brown, gray and white and is used for septic systems.
• Utility Sand – This is fine sand; it is gray/white in color.  It is used for a mixture with concrete and motor for laying blocks and/or bricks to create a white mortar line in between each stone.
• Beach Sand - Beach sand is fine sand with colors that range from beige, brown, gray, tan or white. This sand is used for beaches at homes, condos, motels along the beach or for patios, volleyballs courts, playgrounds or sandboxes for children. 
• Fine Sand – Fine sand particles are used to fill sand bags, backfill trenches, horse arenas, or to back fill utility pipes for electric, gas or water projects.

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