Our 10mm Dorset Limestone Chippings are premium, angular limestone stones quarried from our Swanworth Quarry in Dorset. Graded at 10 mm, these chippings are ideal for a wide range of landscaping and surface applications where a neat, stable, and decorative finish is required. Their sharp, angular nature ensures strong interlock and good drainage, making them a popular choice for: Decorative driveways and paths Garden beds and borders Gravel boards and edging Pipe Bedding & Drainage Trenches These aggregate limestone chippings can be supplied in bulk bags or loose loads, making them suitable for both domestic and trade projects. Their natural limestone colour adds a clean, uniform appearance that complements paving and contemporary outdoor designs. Key features: Graded as 10 mm angular limestone chippings Excellent for drainage applications Decorative and functional surface material Bulk bag or loose load delivery 10mm Dorset Limestone Chippings FAQs What are 10mm limestone chippings used for?They’re used for decorative surfaces, driveways, pathways, garden beds, and areas requiring free-draining stone. Can 10mm chippings be used for driveways?Yes – the angular shape helps the stones lock together and stay in place under traffic. How much coverage will one bulk bag give?Coverage depends on depth – for example, one bulk bag will cover approximately 1 m³ at about 100 mm depth. Use the calculator above for exact quantities. Can this be delivered loose?Yes – 10mm Dorset limestone chippings are available in bulk bags or loose loads, dependent on access and quantity. You can order the loose product here. Important DetailsThese materials are naturally occurring so can be subject to colour changes. Delivered in a bulk bag, please note bags weigh approximately one tonne including packaging. The price listed does not include delivery costs, these are added once a postcode is given at basket/checkout stage Our limestone chippings are dry screened so may have a fine coat of dust, you can either wash this off by giving it a hose once the material has been put in situ, or wait for this to happen naturally through rainfall. This will enhance the colour of the natural stone.
