WSA 3mm Grit Sand
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Composition:
3mm WSA Grit Sand is a fine, angular sand made from crushed rock, primarily used in construction and industrial applications. The “WSA” stands for “Washing Sand Aggregate,” indicating that this sand has been washed to remove impurities and ensure a clean, consistent product. The grain size is also around 3mm, making it suitable for a variety of uses. -
Uses:
This type of sand is commonly used in the production of concrete and mortar due to its ability to mix well and provide structural strength. Additionally, WSA Grit Sand is used in surface dressing, sandblasting, and as a base layer for paving. Its angular particles also help improve the interlocking properties, which is beneficial for applications requiring a stable, strong foundation.
Why Buy 3mm WSA Grit Sand from VWJ Earthmoving?
VWJ Earthmoving provides top-quality 3mm WSA Grit Sand across Cheshire, Staffordshire, and Deeside, ensuring you receive a reliable product for all your construction and industrial needs. Our grit sand is carefully processed and washed to meet high standards, so consistency and performance is ensured. We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and timely deliveries, so your projects stay on track. Our product is delivered loose in 20-tonne loads using 8-wheeled tippers, with a minimum order of 10 tonnes, making it convenient and efficient for large-scale applications.
Common Questions about 3mm WSA Grit Sand
Q: How does 3mm WSA Grit Sand compare to other types of sand?
A: It is cleaner and more consistent than non-washed sand and has angular particles that improve interlocking and stability.
Q: Can WSA Grit Sand be used for landscaping?
A: Yes, it can be used in landscaping for paving and as a leveling layer under surfaces.
Q: How is WSA Grit Sand delivered?
A: It is usually delivered loose in 20-tonne loads using 8-wheeled tippers, ensuring efficient delivery for large projects(with a minimum order of 10 tonnes).
Q: Is WSA Grit Sand environmentally friendly?
A: Yes, it is produced using crushed rock, which is a more sustainable option compared to using natural sand sources.
