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SandBC Sands carries one of Sydney's largest selection of sands for all your building and landscaping needs. From different shades of brickies sand right through to the best washed sand, we've got them all - loose, bulk and bagged! If you're not sure what type of sand is best for your project (or your kids' sand pit), take a look at our Guide to Sand for help and inspiration! Delivery With yards at Brookvale and Taren Point, our landscaping and building products can be delivered throughout greater Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, Sutherland Shire, Northern Beaches, Western Suburbs and beyond. Loose products such as mulch, soil, sand and pebbles can be tipped or delivered in bulk bags. Book your delivery time when you check out!  Quantity discounts apply. Click on the product name for more details.Displaying 1 to 20 (of 20 products)  Washed Newcastle Sand is a fine, sharp sand used for cement rendering. Cement renderers prefer Newcastle Sand over Sydney Sand as it is slightly...  Washed Sydney sand is a fine, sharp sand used for tiling, rendering, sand pits and concreting. Sometimes referred to as tiling sand or rendering sand...  Quantities of 1 to 100 tonnes plus! White Brickies Sand, also called Maroota Sand or white bush sand, mixes with off-white and pure-white cements for...  Yellow Brickies Sand, also known as yellow bush sand, is a great sand for general bricklaying and blocklaying. Also used as a base under above ground...  ACI kiln dried sand is used to maintain synthetic grass in top condition. It is an infill dried sand for all types of synthetic grass, synthetic...  Convenient pre-mixed blend of washed sand and blue metal. Ideal for making your own concrete (when mixed with cement). Economic order quantities to...  Finely crushed (0 to 5mm) concrete and brick mixed with cement. Makes a good sub base for a variety of situations. This is a stabilised compactable...  Finely crushed (0 to 5mm) concrete and brick mixed with cement. Makes a good sub base for a variety of situations. This is a stabilised compactable...  Finely crushed (0 to 5mm) concrete and brick mixed with cement. Makes a good sub base for a variety of situations. This is a stabilised compactable...  Hessian Sand Bags are filled with filling sand. Used for flood defence and are reliable in holding down road signs to prevent them blowing over in...  Economical NSWDECC compliant sand for use as backfill material under slab or around pipes. See more in our video. Economic order quantities to fill...  Stabilised filling sand is used in applications where a compacted or hardened fill is required. Applications like back filling over pipes where roads...  Stabilised filling sand is used in applications where a compacted or hardened fill is required. Applications like back filling over pipes where roads...  Stabilised filling sand is used in applications where a compacted or hardened fill is required. Applications like back filling over pipes where roads...  The perfect kids' play sand! Washed and screened for safe fun in sandpits and sandboxes. Our play sand is also certified as a softfall for use around...  A coarse sand used as a base when compaction is required, such as under pavers and retaining walls. More information can be found in our video. For...  River sand stabilised is a coarse sand cement mix used as a base when compaction is required, such as under concrete, hot mix and cold mix as well as...  Natural River Sand is a coarse sand used as a base when compaction is required, such as under pavers and retaining walls. Natural River Sand is also...  For erosion and sediment control. Woven polypropylene bag with heavy stitched sides. Traps sediment while allowing water to flow through. UV...  For erosion and sediment control. Woven polypropylene bag with heavy stitched sides. Traps sediment while allowing water to flow through. UV... Displaying 1 to 20 (of 20 products) |
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BC Sands has been supplying landscaping and building supplies for over thirty years. We pride ourselves on always bringing our customers the best – on time and in full!
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