What is Mixed Sand?
Mixed sand is a blend of different types or sizes of sand particles combined together. It usually contains a mix of fine, medium, and coarse sand to create a material that has balanced properties for various construction or landscaping uses.
Characteristics
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Combines multiple sand grades.
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Has better compaction and drainage than single-size sand.
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Provides a stronger and more stable base or mix.
Common Uses
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Concrete mix – improves strength and workability.
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Mortar mix – good bonding and finish.
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Plastering – smooth surface and good adhesion.
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Landscaping – base layers and leveling.
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Filling – for trenches, pipes, or cavities.
Benefits
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Versatile for different construction needs.
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Improves durability of concrete and mortar.
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Better texture and compaction compared to uniform sand.