Ditch Lining

Ditch lining stone is a durable, erosion-control aggregate designed to protect drainage ditches and channels from washouts and soil loss. Typically made up of larger, angular rock, this material helps slow water velocity while reinforcing the base and sides of the ditch. Its open structure allows water to flow freely while preventing undercutting and channel erosion during heavy rain or storm runoff.

Used in residential, agricultural, and municipal projects, ditch lining provides long-term stabilization in areas exposed to consistent water movement and changing weather conditions.

Common applications for ditch lining stone

• Roadside and highway drainage ditches
• Agricultural runoff channels
• Stormwater swales and culvert inlets
• Slope stabilization along drainage paths