Building Aggregates

Various building aggregates to suit any project

We supply a range of building aggregates for a range of purposes. Whether you’re using it for construction purposes to reinforce the strength of composite material or laying down a new path in your front garden, our staff will be able to recommend exactly the right product for you.

Building sand, path gravel, scalpings, sharp sand, mixed sand and shingle are just a few of the aggregates that we sell. However, if you’re unsure exactly what product you need or you’re looking for something very specific, we will do our best to get exactly what you need – give us a ring on 01793 536784 today to find out more and get some advice.

Take a look at our wide range of building aggregates below.

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We are proud to be able to supply vast quantities of all aggregates throughout the entire year for collection and delivery. All aggregates are available in 25kg, 1/2 bulk bag and full bulk bags as well as in larger loose loads. Please contact us for the best prices on all aggregates.

Mixed Sand

General building mix often used for block laying, laying of slabs and stone.

Sharp Sand

For floor screeding, use under block paving, sometimes used to mix with clay soils.

WG Ballast

For mixing to make concrete.

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Red Sand

General building sand for a reddish mortar

Red Pave

Self binding aggregate for sports surfaces or pathways.

Kiln Dried Sand

Kiln dried sand used as an infill inbetween block paving and slabs, it's a clean and fine dry sand for brushing into joints of paving.

Here at Sansums, we stock high-quality building aggregates in a range of varieties to suit your needs, ready for whatever project your planning.

Based in Swindon, with a highly reliable and competitive delivery service throughout the M4/M5 corridor around Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire.

For more information on our range of building aggregates, please give us a call on 01793 536784 and we can give you an accurate price for what you need. Building aggregates are used in most construction and gardening projects to form either concrete or mortar.

The aggregate will give it volume, stability, resistance to wear or erosion and other much desirable physical properties. Aggregates can be a great choice for driveways, pathways, patios and borders – just to name a few!

Building sand is an ideal solution for creating concrete and for using when laying down block paving and patio slabs. It can be mixed with water to make perfect bricklaying mortar for projects that require a sturdier base. Ballast is a mix of sand and stone. It’s versatile and is an ideal choice for making concrete for paths, bases for under garden buildings, concrete flooring in extensions and even building foundations.

Red pave is self-binding and will provide a hard-wearing surface that is an attractive, easy-to-lay alternative to traditional surfacing materials. It’s a great choice for driveways, car parks, footpaths and garden paths. With a mellow red colour, it’ll fit in perfectly with both rural and period/traditional style properties. It’ll also be well suited to modern developments in urban and suburban settings. Not too sure what you want to do with your next building/ garden renovation project?

Why not check out our gallery, featuring a range of examples of completed projects using our products.

Take a look here and get inspired. So, if you’re looking for high-quality building aggregates at a highly competitive price, be sure to visit Sansums.

We stock a huge range of building aggregates, all perfect for completing your next building project. We will be more than happy to help you choose the perfect type of aggregate you need for your next project.

Get in touch with our friendly, professional team on 01793 536784, they’ll be more than happy to talk you through our wide range of aggregates and help you choose exactly what you need and how much you need to ensure that your next project is a complete success.