White Marble 1 ½"
White Marble 1½" — Large-Format Bright White Stone for Drainage, Driveways & Bold Decorative Beds White Marble 1½" is the large-format crushed white marble for projects where ¾" reads too fine. Same brilliant white stone, sized up for driveway accents, drainage applications, and broad high-contrast decorative work. Bulk delivery across Greater Boston by the cubic yard — no bags, no minimum order. At a glance Material Crushed marble, bright white Top size 1½" (large-format decorative) Coverage ~100 sq ft per yd³ at 3" depth Weight ~2,700 lbs/yd³ (~1.35 tons) Also known as Large white marble chips, white drainage rock, bold white decorative stone Sold by The cubic yard, bulk dump truck delivery What it's good for Driveway accents and wide decorative borders — substantial enough to hold its ground Dry creek beds and dry riverbed features — bright white contrast at scale Drainage — French drains, downspout splash zones, and low spots where larger voids move water Broad decorative beds where ½" and ¾" read too fine Erosion control on gentle slopes and along foundation lines Bold, high-contrast modern designs against dark mulch, granite, or stone How much do I need? For a 40' × 6' driveway border at 3" depth, plan on about 2.2 cubic yards. For a 20' × 3' dry creek bed feature at 4" depth, you'll need roughly 0.75 cubic yards. For a French drain trench 60' × 12" × 6" deep, roughly 1.1 cubic yards. Rule of thumb: 1 cubic yard covers about 100 sq ft at 3" depth. With 1½" stone, plan for at least 3–4" of depth so the larger chunks seat properly — and order 10% extra for settling. How White Marble 1½" compares vs. White Marble ¾": Same material, larger size. 1½" reads bolder and drains better, making it the stronger choice for driveways, dry creek beds, and drainage. ¾" is the more versatile middle size for general decorative beds. vs. White Marble ½": Same bright white stone at a much smaller size. ½" is refined and foot-friendly for paths and top-dressing; 1½" is the large-scale, high-impact option that isn't meant for walking on. vs. Blue-Gray Granite 1.5": Same gradation, different look. Granite is angular gray; marble is bright white. Pick by color preference. vs. Mixed-Color Granite ¾": Mixed granite is multi-tone (pink, gray, white, black). White marble is pure white. Marble wins on brightness; granite wins on visual depth. Frequently asked questions What's the difference between White Marble 1½" and ¾"? Same physical material — bright white crushed marble. The 1½" is larger, reads bolder, and moves water better, making it ideal for driveways, dry creek beds, and drainage. The ¾" is smaller and more versatile for everyday decorative beds and borders. Will white marble stay white? Mostly yes. Light gray dust may accumulate over time but a quick rinse with a garden hose restores the brilliant white. Avoid placing directly under deciduous trees — leaves can stain. Is it safe to walk on barefoot? Not really — at 1½" the chunks are large and uneven underfoot. For walkways and paths where comfort matters, choose White Marble ½" or ¾" instead. Can I use white marble in a sandbox? No — these chunks are far too large for play. For sandboxes use Mason Sand instead. Is 1½" good for drainage? Yes — the larger stone size creates bigger voids that move water well, which is why it's a solid pick for French drains, downspout splash areas, and low, wet spots. How much does a cubic yard weigh? About 2,700 lbs (~1.35 tons). Do you deliver in the Boston area? Yes — same-day and next-day bulk delivery across Suffolk, Middlesex, Norfolk, and Plymouth Counties. No minimum order. Same-day and next-day bulk delivery, no minimum order. We deliver White Marble 1½" across Middlesex, Norfolk, Plymouth, and Suffolk County. Pair with our White Marble ¾" for layered decorative depth, or our mason sand as a base underneath. Order White Marble 1½" today — bold bright white decorative stone delivered across Greater Boston.
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