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Donegal Gold Quartzite Stone - Description
- Gold Quartzite Decorative Stone
- Boyne Valley Quartzite
- Ornamental Gravel
- 1m3 Bulk Bag
- Chip Size: 20mm
- Type: Crushed Chip - Angular Gravel
- Ideal for Large Landscaping Projects
- Quarried in Co. Donegal
- Coverage: 8 - 10m2 at Depth of 3 Inches
Donegal Quartzite Stone - Delivery - Please Read!
- Bulk bags & large orders are shipped via pallet couriers on a rigid lorry
- Delivery is to kerbside only (see DOWNLOAD tab)
- If road access to your site is tight, then please advise us before purchasing
- Please Note: We cannot guarantee next day delivery on pallet deliveries
- Also, we cannot guarantee delivery on a specific day (Please allow 3 weeks for delivery)
- It's always best to order well in advance to avoid disappointment
- Cancellation of pallets when items are already in transit will incur a 40 euro per pallet cancellation fee (To cover return delivery costs)
- Where pallet delivery can not be made due to site access, a 40 euro per pallet cancellation fee will apply (To cover return delivery costs)
- Re-rooting of a pallet where incorrect delivery address details have been given, a 40 euro per pallet cancellation fee will apply (To cover return delivery costs)
Donegal Gold Quartzite Stone - Uses
- 14mm grade is ideal for driveways
- Angular edges makes stone comfortable to walk & drive on
- Light coloured stone will brighten flower beds & gardens
- Coverage & Depth:
- Flower Beds: 3" depth = Coverage of 8 - 10m2 per bulk bag
- Driveways: 2" depth = Coverage of 10 - 15m2 per bulk bag
Donegal Gold Quartzite Stone - Advantages
- Good size chippings for paths & drives
- Attractive stone
- Will last many years
- Makes plants & beds stand out
- Give a professional finish to garden projects
- Bulk bags of decorative stone chippings are delivered free anywhere in Ireland
A Little About Donegal Quartzite
- Our golden quartzite chippings come from Donegal
- This quartzite is one of the oldest & toughest metamorphic rocks
- Donegal quartzite was originally sandstone
- This sandstone was heated & compressed over time to form quartzite
- This has given Donegal quartzite it's sandy colour
