Precisely dosed mixing ratio of crushed stone and sand
Under the name “Sooneck-Frost”, the Sooneck hard stone works from Trechtingshausen/Rhine offer particularly high-quality crushed stone for substructures from their own quarry. Due to the company’s own production, the sand-gravel mixture has an above-average quality and can be compacted particularly well due to the fine sand content, the quarry operator informs.
1 Sooneck hard stone works offer high-quality crushed stone for substructures from their own quarry
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2 The hard stone works supply "Sooneck-Frost" in various grain sizes
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The hard stone works supply “Sooneck-Frost” in various grain sizes. Smaller grain sizes are more suitable for private use because they are easier to process and install. A coarser grain size, on the other hand, is recommended when using professional construction machinery and powerful vibratory plates for spreading and compacting the mineral concrete.
The graduate geologist Nicole Müller emphasizes: “However, it is not only the smallest and largest particle sizes that are important for the quality, but also the proportions as they appear in the grading curve diagram. With Sooneck-Frost, we pay strict attention to getting as close as possible to the ideal grading curve, also known as the Fuller curve in technical jargon. This means that the voids between the individual grains are approximately the same size to ensure maximum quality, functionality and durability. This is because we know that our customers rightly expect the best quality when they hear the name Sooneck. This good reputation represents an obligation for us, which we are happy to fulfill down to the smallest detail.”