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Gascoyne River Pebbles

Rounded, warm and at a size you can use anywhere.

Gascoyne River Pebbles are naturally rounded stones from 15 to 30mm, in a blend of warm browns, creams and soft greys. Sourced from riverbeds, they give a smooth natural finish at a size that works across garden beds, pathways and decorative landscaping.

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Gascoyne River Pebbles at the Bibra Lake yard
  • Gascoyne River Pebbles — Bibra Lake yard
  • Gascoyne River Pebbles — Bibra Lake yard
  • Gascoyne River Pebbles — Bibra Lake yard
  • Gascoyne River Pebbles — Bibra Lake yard

Real stock, not a swatch. Blended products vary a little batch to batch, so treat these as a guide rather than an exact colour match.

Gascoyne River Pebbles details

Gascoyne River Pebbles at a glance

Product type
Natural rounded river pebble
Size
15 to 30mm
Colour
Warm browns, creams and soft greys
Shape
Naturally rounded
Origin
Riverbeds
Reads as
A smooth natural surface
Full specifications
ProductGascoyne River Pebbles
CategoryDecorative stones
Size15 to 30mm
ShapeNaturally rounded
ColourWarm browns, creams and soft greys
SuitsGarden beds, pathways, decorative landscaping

Only figures the yard has confirmed appear here. If something you need is missing, ring us rather than assuming it matches a similar product.

What Gascoyne River Pebbles suits

What can you use Gascoyne River Pebbles for?

  • Garden beds

    A smooth natural cover that reads as ground. The mixed warm tones hide dust and leaf litter better than a single colour does.

  • Pathways

    At this size a rounded pebble is manageable underfoot, unlike the 40 to 90mm grade. For a path that gets real traffic, a crushed stone is still steadier.

  • Softening modern hard edges

    Against render, concrete and straight lines, a rounded organic stone does something a crushed one cannot.

  • Decorative landscaping generally

    Feature areas, around water, along a dry creek. It is the versatile rounded option.

How much Gascoyne River Pebbles

How much Gascoyne River Pebbles do you need?

Length by width by depth, all in metres, gives you cubic metres. For a bed 4m by 1.2m filled to 75mm, that is 4 × 1.2 × 0.075 = 0.36 m³.

It is an estimate. Uneven ground and how firmly the mix settles both change what you actually use, so round up rather than down. We have not published a recommended depth for this product — describe the bed at the counter and someone who works with it every day will tell you.

Whatever you work out here lands in the enquiry form below, already written down.

Shape of area
You need0.36

That is about one trailer load. Order a touch over rather than under — a second trip costs more than the extra scoop.

Why Gascoyne River Pebbles

Why choose Gascoyne River Pebbles?

  • Naturally rounded

    Shaped by water rather than by a crusher, which is what makes the surface smooth and the shapes irregular. It cannot be faked with a crushed stone.

  • A genuinely versatile size

    15 to 30mm is the grade that suits the most jobs — big enough to look deliberate, small enough to spread and walk near.

  • Warm earthy tones

    A natural WA finish that sits with limestone, brick and planting alike, and there is nothing on it to fade.

  • Low maintenance

    No watering, no seasonal topping up. Hose it when it looks dusty and that is the job.

Getting Gascoyne River Pebbles home

How to get Gascoyne River Pebbles

Collect from the yard

Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load.

Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.

Have it delivered

Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. For a quote we need the address, how much you need, and anything awkward about access — tight driveways, low branches and side access all change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.

Formats

  • Loose, by the cubic metre
  • Bulka bag, roughly a cubic metre each
  • Trailer load, including our free two hour trailer

Using Gascoyne River Pebbles

How to use Gascoyne River Pebbles

  1. Work out the volume

    Length by width by depth, all in metres, gives cubic metres. A decorative bed at this grade is usually 50 to 75mm deep. The calculator below does the sum.

  2. Clear the bed and consider a mat

    Stone blocks the light to weed seed, it does not kill established weeds. Clear them first, and a weed mat underneath saves a lot of picking later.

  3. Spread and rake level

    It rakes out evenly at this size. Level matters more than depth once the ground is covered.

  4. Hose it when it dulls

    Dust settles on any stone in this climate. Water brings the colour straight back.

When to choose something else

When it is the wrong product

  • They are still rounded, so on a busy path they move more than a crushed stone would. For a path that gets real traffic, the 12mm crushed pea gravel is steadier.
  • Stone is not a mulch. It does not feed the soil, and anything planted in it wants feeding directly.
  • It holds heat. Against a north or west-facing wall a stone bed radiates warmth into the evening, which is hard on shallow-rooted plants.
  • Changing your mind means moving stone. It is a permanent ground cover in a way an organic mulch is not.

Customer reviews

What people say

Gascoyne River Pebbles questions

Gascoyne River Pebbles FAQs

  • What size are Gascoyne River Pebbles?

    Fifteen to thirty millimetres, which is the versatile middle of the range — large enough to read as pebbles, small enough to behave as a surface and to spread easily.

  • Can I walk on them?

    At this size, comfortably enough for a path edge or occasional use. They are still rounded, so for a path that gets real traffic a crushed stone like the 12mm pea gravel stays put better.

  • What is the difference between these and the WA River Pebbles?

    Size only. Both are naturally rounded river pebbles. These are 15 to 30mm and read as a surface; the WA pebbles are 40 to 90mm and read as individual feature stones.

  • Are they dyed?

    No. The colour is the stone's own, so there is nothing to fade and nothing to wash out into the soil.

  • How deep should I lay them?

    Fifty to seventy-five millimetres — enough that the ground does not show through. Deeper is money doing nothing.

  • Do they suppress weeds?

    They block the light to seed in the soil, which stops most of it. Seed that blows in on top will still germinate in the leaf litter, so a mat underneath and an occasional blow-down is the realistic picture.

  • Can I collect them myself?

    Yes, seven days. Stone is heavy — check what your trailer is rated to carry, and you can borrow one of ours free for two hours.

  • Can they be delivered?

    Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs. Tell us the address, how much and where it can be tipped. Confirm the current delivery cost when you order.

Goes with Gascoyne River Pebbles

Other products you may need

The larger grade of the same idea

When you want the stones read one by one.

If it has to take traffic

Crushed stone locks together where a pebble rolls.

What goes underneath

Deal with the weeds before the stone, not after.

Gascoyne River Pebbles quote

Need Gascoyne River Pebbles for your project?

Send us the quantity you need, your suburb, and whether you would like to collect it or have it delivered. If you are not sure how much, put your measurements into the calculator above and we will check it for you.

Or ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290

222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake WA 6163 · Open 7 days

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