4 x 20kg bags of small grey limestone chippings

By chris_i
June 18, 2022 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted June 18, 2022

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Posted June 18, 2022

Just finished our garden project and have 4 extra 20kg bags of 10mm grey limestone chippings/gravel. This was purchased online and seems much nicer and uniformly sized than the like you can get from Wickes and other online retailers we tried.

https://www.stones4homes.co.uk/product/dove-grey-limestone-10mm/

See attached picture of our results, although take note this was taken after laying so they were slightly damp, and we did not wash them. Therefore expect the colour to be very slightly different once washed and dried.

?16 for the lot - am hoping for someone to take them all in one go ideally, but do get in touch if you just want one or two and I'll get back to you if there's no takers for the lot.

For reference these cost us about ?7.70 a bag with delivery, and Wickes is around the ?6 mark (exc. delivery).

Collect from Solway Road, SE22 9BG. Please DM to make arrangements - helpful if you drop me your number so we can communicate more easily/faster.

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