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Recycled concrete #53 is a dense-graded aggregate produced by crushing and processing reclaimed concrete into a balanced blend of coarse stone, smaller particles, and fines. It typically ranges from stone dust up to approximately 1.5 inches in size, allowing the different particle sizes to fit together and compact into a firm, stable base.
The larger aggregate provides load-bearing strength, while the smaller particles and fines fill the spaces between the stone. When properly spread, moisture-conditioned, and compacted, recycled concrete #53 forms a dense surface that helps resist rutting, shifting, and settlement beneath vehicles, equipment, and structural loads.
Its gradation and performance are similar to traditional #53 limestone, making it a practical alternative for projects that require dependable compaction and long-term support. The angular recycled concrete particles interlock under pressure, creating a strong foundation for driveways, parking areas, temporary roads, and construction access routes.
Recycled concrete #53 also supports the reuse of existing construction materials while offering efficient coverage and dependable performance. Its combination of strength, affordability, and sustainability makes it suitable for both temporary installations and permanent base applications in residential, commercial, and civil construction.
Common Applications of Recycled Concrete #53
- Temporary roads and construction access
- Utility trench backfill
- Driveway and parking area base
- General fill and site stabilization
- Road base and sub-base construction
- Construction entrances and equipment routes
- Base beneath asphalt or concrete
- Building pads and compacted structural fill
