Recycled Washed Type B Aggregate
Supplier of Recycled Washed Type B Aggregate
Aggregate Delivery In Glasgow & The Surrounding Area
We can deliver Recycled Washed Type B Aggregate to trade and domestic customers across Glasgow, Motherwell, Carluke, Hamilton, Larkhall and the surrounding areas of Lanarkshire.
Uses
- Pipe and duct bedding
- Soakaways and drainage systems
- Drainage trenches
- Backfilling around utilities
- Land drainage
- Ground stabilisation
- General groundwork
- Commercial and civil engineering projects
Benefits
- Larger grading provides effective drainage
- Clean, washed and free draining
Suitable for pipe bedding and utility projects - Cost effective and environmentally responsible
- Suitable for groundworkers, utility contractors and civil engineers
Technical Details
- Produced from crushed concrete and similar recycled materials
- Typically graded between 20mm and 40mm
- Washed to reduce dust and fine particles
- Available for bulk delivery or collection
What Is Recycled Washed Type B Aggregate Used For?
Recycled Washed Type B is widely used for pipe bedding, soakaways, drainage systems and general groundwork. Its larger grading provides effective support around drainage pipes, ducts and underground services while maintaining efficient water flow through the surrounding material. It is also suitable for land drainage schemes, drainage trenches, ground stabilisation and backfilling, making it a versatile option for domestic projects as well as larger commercial, utility and civil engineering works.
A Sustainable, Economical Choice
Recycled Washed Type B offers a cost-effective solution for projects that require a robust, larger-sized and free-draining aggregate. At Cloburn Quarry, our recycled materials are carefully processed and graded to ensure a consistent, reliable product that provides dependable performance on site.
Suitable For A Range of Industries
- Construction & infrastructure
- Utilities and Civil Engineering
- Landscaping and Groundworks
- Public Sector Contracts
- Commercial and Domestic Developments

