1 Inch Clean in Kansas
Also sold as #57 Stone
Also known as: #57 limestone, clean rock
Wet spring clay and sudden rain can complicate Kansas drainage work. 1 Inch Clean leaves water paths and supports concrete placements.
- Size: 3/4 inch to 1 inch
- Grading: #57
- Type: Angular crushed rock
From $388.00 for 1 ton, delivery included
Larger loads cost less per ton: 500 tons is $22,175.00 ($44.35 per ton). Pick any quantity below for a delivered price.
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“Needed about fourteen tons to top off three hundred feet of driveway that had gotten rutted out from the tenant's truck. Kansas Rock Supply came in noticeably cheaper per ton than the local quarry and still had it here inside two days. Compacted nice with the plate tamper and my renters haven't complained about potholes since it went down in April.”
Terrance M. · Verified Buyer
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Everything You Need to Know About 1 Inch Clean
Size and Grading
- Size
- 3/4 inch to 1 inch
- Grading
- #57
- Type
- Angular crushed rock
A driveway or feedlot pad can turn troublesome after a wet Kansas spring, particularly where eastern clay swells before drying and cracking later in the season. 1 Inch Clean leaves passageways between its crushed pieces for drainage work and can be included in concrete placements. Its consistent grading helps it work in confined parts of a drainage system. The material also fits general construction projects.
Flash rain can shift loose surface stone, so a driveway finish needs support from the layer beneath it. Keep a compacted base under 1 Inch Clean rather than asking the surface material to carry the full load. That practical arrangement is useful in the Flint Hills and along the Kansas River, where ground can respond differently to rain. For drainage work, reserve the aggregate for the route where water needs to pass through the installed system. It remains useful around concrete work.
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Common Uses
Concrete Aggregate
In concrete, #57 stone works as a main aggregate. The 3/4 to 1-inch particles create an internal framework for compressive strength and long-term wear in foundations, slabs, and structural elements.
French Drains & Drainage Systems
For French drain work, curtain drains, and perimeter systems, #57 stone leaves open routes for water. Its evenly sized pieces keep voids open so water can pass instead of collecting or settling in the stone.
Retaining Wall Backfill
Use #57 stone in the space behind a retaining wall. Its uniform particle size creates a supportive backfill zone that lets water drain away, reducing hydrostatic pressure at the wall.
Driveway & Parking Surfaces
#57 stone can cover driveways and parking areas that need drainage. Compaction locks its angular pieces together, and the larger stone gives vehicle tires useful grip. A compacted base is especially important after Kansas flash rains.
Why Choose 1 Inch Clean
#57 Stone Sizing
#57 stone is used where a consistent aggregate size is needed. For engineered work, check the material requirements before making a selection.
Superior Drainage
With pieces sized 3/4 to 1-inch, #57 stone leaves repeating open spaces for water movement. It suits drainage work at homes and commercial sites.
Structural Strength
#57 stone supports loaded areas when used in concrete mixes or as base material. Its angular pieces lock together during compaction, helping the layer carry weight and limit settling.
Multi-Purpose Value
Concrete work, drainage installations, and decorative landscape areas can all use #57 stone. A project with several phases may need fewer separate aggregate materials when this stone fits each use.
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Customer Reviews
Septic install went smooth with this stone
Our installer specified number 57 for the drain field lines out past the machine shed, about nine tons total for the whole system. The tri-axle dropped it right at the property edge where we marked flags for him, no backing over the yard. Inspector signed off the same week and it's been through a full year of Kansas weather without a hiccup.
Bill S. · Junction City, KS · Verified Buyer
Good backfill, dustier than we planned for
We used about five tons backfilling around the new addition's foundation before the landscaper came through with mulch beds. Drains well and packed in tight against the block, but it kicked up more dust unloading than I expected, enough that we hosed down the driveway and the neighbor's fence after. The foundation stayed dry through the wet week that followed.
Ashley N. · Andover, KS · Verified Buyer
Better price than the Winfield quarry quoted
Needed about fourteen tons to top off three hundred feet of driveway that had gotten rutted out from the tenant's truck. Kansas Rock Supply came in noticeably cheaper per ton than the local quarry and still had it here inside two days. Compacted nice with the plate tamper and my renters haven't complained about potholes since it went down in April.
Terrance M. · Winfield, KS · Verified Buyer
Weepy Corner Finally Stays Dry
A weepy corner of our basement finally dried out after we ran a French drain with #57 stone around the footing in Hutchinson. Three tons did the whole run, and it has stayed dry through two soaking spring storms.
Priya K. · Hutchinson, KS · Verified Buyer
1 Inch Clean has 4 verified customer reviews with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.


