Decorative Pebbles and Landscaping Stone Products

Each product page below covers the size bands we grade, where the stone performs well, which buyers usually specify it, and the packing formats that suit international resale. If you already know what you need, send the list straight to our export team on WhatsApp.

Browse every pebble type, colour and finish

How the range is organised

Products on this site are grouped by colour, by finish, by application and by volume so you can approach the range from whichever direction matches how you buy. A garden centre usually starts from colour and pack format; a contractor usually starts from application and tonnage; a distributor building a new range usually starts from the volume grouping to see wholesale and bulk options side by side.

Choosing between colours, finishes and shapes

• — White and pale tones suit modern minimal landscaping and hot climates, but show soil-splash staining sooner without a membrane
• — Black and dark tones read well as contrast edging and in water features, and are available in both polished and natural matte finish
• — Mixed-colour blends hide debris and dust between maintenance visits better than a single pale colour
• — Rounded river and beach pebble suits beds, planters and water features; angular chippings and gravel lock together for driveways and trafficked areas
• — Polished finishes cost more and are usually specified for feature areas rather than large ground-cover beds

Size bands and coverage guidance

Small grades from 5–12 mm are comfortable underfoot and suit paths, pot topping and fine decorative work, but show dust and get carried indoors on shoes. The 10–40 mm range is the workhorse band for garden beds, borders and retail bagged product — if you are stocking a single size to start with, 10–20 mm covers the widest set of uses. Larger 40–100 mm grades carry more visual weight and stay cleaner in open, dusty sites, while feature stones above 100 mm are placed individually rather than spread. As a rough guide, a 40–50 mm decorative layer needs roughly 75–90 kg per square metre depending on stone size and density — our resource guides cover the full calculation.

How to choose if you are not sure

Start with function: will the stone be walked on, driven on, submerged or only looked at? That answer narrows the shortlist to a shape and size band before colour is even discussed. Then factor in maintenance expectations and climate — pale stone in a high-rainfall market needs a membrane and more frequent rinsing than a mixed-tone blend in the same setting. If you are still unsure, send us the application, budget band and market on WhatsApp and we will recommend a starting product rather than quoting the entire range.

Buying in volume

Distributors normally combine several of these lines into one container. Start with the wholesale and bulk pages if you are building a range rather than buying for a single project.

Product range FAQs

What is the minimum order quantity for decorative pebbles?

Trial orders start at part-container quantities, and most buyers move to a full 20 ft container once a grade is approved. Stone reaches the container weight limit before it fills the space, so quantities are confirmed against payload rather than volume.

Which size bands are available?

Common export bands are 5–10 mm, 10–20 mm, 20–40 mm, 40–60 mm and 60–100 mm, with larger cobbles and boulders graded to order. Each product page lists the bands that market usually specifies.

How are pebbles packed for export?

Loose in bulk, in 1,000–1,250 kg jumbo bags, in 20–25 kg poly or woven bags, or in retail-ready net bags and printed pouches on pallets. Stone and packing are quoted as separate lines so you can compare formats.

Can I mix several products in one container?

Yes. Mixed containers are common for distributors building a range; each product is bagged and marked separately and shown as its own line on the packing list and invoice.

Will the colour match the photographs on these pages?

Natural stone varies between batches, so photographs show a representative range rather than a guaranteed match. For colour-critical work we sort against a retained physical reference sample and send batch photographs before loading.

Do you supply polished and tumbled finishes as well as natural?

Yes. Most colours are available natural (matte) or machine-tumbled and polished to a smooth, glossy surface. Polished stone carries a higher price per tonne because of the extra processing and yield loss.

How do I get a price?

Send the product list, size bands, quantities, packing format and destination port on WhatsApp. We reply with a consolidated quotation showing stone and packing costed separately.

Glossary of terms used across product pages

Size band

The stated minimum-to-maximum dimension range a product is graded to, e.g. 20–40 mm.

Polished / tumbled

Mechanically tumbled to a smooth, glossy surface, as opposed to a natural matte finish.

Aggregate

A general term for stone, gravel or crushed rock used as bulk landscaping or construction material.

Ground cover

Stone laid over soil or a membrane to suppress weeds and finish a bed, as opposed to a trafficked surface.