#67 Stone in Montana
Do not mistake #67 Stone for a cure-all beneath a Montana ranch road; reserve it for drainage, concrete, and a tidy crushed finish in landscape areas.
- Size: 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading: #67
- Type: Angular crushed stone
From $450.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $27,695.00 ($55.39 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Ordered six tons for a camper pad behind the house in the Bitterroot Valley near Hamilton. Spread it four inches deep over landscape fabric and it compacted nice with a hand tamper over a weekend. No standing water even after a heavy spring rain, and the trailer levels out perfectly on it now.”
Curtis N. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About #67 Stone
Size and Grading
- Size
- 1/4 inch to 3/4 inch
- Grading
- #67
- Type
- Angular crushed stone
A common mistake on Montana ground is expecting #67 Stone to make up for a drainage route that was never planned. Its crushed, uniform look suits visible coverage near paths and planted spaces, and it has a defined role in drainage work and concrete. East of the Continental Divide, gumbo clay can hold water; in western valleys, water may move through gravel more readily.
For drainage work, place #67 Stone around the intended drainage components after the route is established, rather than spreading it across wet ground as a remedy. That distinction matters through deep frost and repeated thawing. Where it remains visible, the stone gives the project an orderly finish without changing the need for a sound overall plan.
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Material: #67 Stone
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Common Uses
Concrete Work
For countertops, architectural pieces, and other decorative concrete, #67 stone supports a mix that places and finishes cleanly. Its smaller gradation gives exposed work a finer-looking surface than larger aggregate.
Drainage & Infiltration
With pieces between 1/4 inch and 3/4 inch, #67 stone is suited to French drains, infiltration trenches, and stormwater systems. Its smaller, consistently sized material helps limit blockage from sediment.
Decorative Ground Cover
Use #67 stone in planter areas, around trees, or along landscape edges for an angular, even-looking cover. The consistent smaller pieces give the area a tidy appearance.
Pipe Bedding & Backfill
#67 stone is used beneath and around water, sewer, and utility pipe during bedding and backfill work. Its consistent particle range supports the line evenly and lets water move away from the pipe.
Why Choose #67 Stone
Even Stone Size
#67 stone is graded from 1/4 to 3/4-inch, giving it a consistent, smaller profile compared with coarser material. That size still serves in construction work and drainage installations where structural support is needed.
Drainage Efficiency
Consistent particle size leaves open pathways between the stone for dependable water movement. #67 stone is suited to drainage installations expected to function for many years without maintenance.
Finishable Concrete
Use #67 stone in concrete when the job calls for a mix that can be worked and troweled more easily. The resulting texture suits exposed surfaces and decorative concrete applications.
Clean Finished Look
The angular texture and consistent size of #67 stone create a deliberate appearance in structural work and landscape installations.
Frequently Asked Questions About #67 Stone
Customer Reviews
Dry ground for calving checks
Needed eight tons for a run in shed pad out past Big Timber before calving. The stone drains fast and the calves aren't standing in mud during check ups anymore. The Montana Rock Supply driver knew exactly how to back down our lane without clipping the fence posts, which I appreciated.
Dennis C. · Big Timber, MT · Verified Buyer
Slab base solid, billing was odd
Used ten tons under a small slab addition near Red Lodge. Compacted evenly and the slab hasn't cracked through its first winter. Wish the price per ton had been quoted with delivery included up front instead of as a separate line item after the fact, but the material itself did the job right.
Sharon Q. · Red Lodge, MT · Verified Buyer
Camper pad leveled out perfectly
Ordered six tons for a camper pad behind the house in the Bitterroot Valley near Hamilton. Spread it four inches deep over landscape fabric and it compacted nice with a hand tamper over a weekend. No standing water even after a heavy spring rain, and the trailer levels out perfectly on it now.
Curtis N. · Hamilton, MT · Verified Buyer
Cabin Driveways Ready Before Renters Arrived
Forty tons of 67 stone went across three of our cabin driveways on the Flathead before Memorial Day, timed so the ruts from spring runoff were gone before renters started showing up. The tri-axle made three separate trips since the driveways sit apart, and the driver placed each load right where we flagged it without a single callback. Cars came up the lanes clean the very first weekend of the season, no mud tracked onto the porches, no complaints in the guest book. The whole job got wrapped up in two days, which mattered with move in day bearing down on us.
Patricia F. · Polson, MT · Verified Buyer
#67 Stone has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
