Looking for a stable and durable ballast for your rail line? Trust none other than Brisks' high-quality 35-50mm Network Rail-approved railway ballast. This essential ballast serves as a solid foundation, ensuring the smooth functioning of railway systems. Railway ballast can be conveniently delivered in bulk bags or loose-tipped, making it suitable for large-scale projects.
Common Uses:
- Railroad ties: Provides stability and support to railroad ties.
- Rails: Ensures secure positioning and stability of rails.
- Drainage: Effective in promoting proper drainage around tracks.
- Weed prevention: Helps prevent weed growth, maintaining track integrity.
35-50mm Rail Ballast Key Features:
- Bag Size Options: Available in various sizes to cater to all project needs, including:
- Bulk Bag (800kg)
- Loose Tipped
- Consistent Size: Ranging from 35mm to 50mm, ensuring optimal packing around railroad ties and enhancing track solidity while preventing weed growth.
- Versatile Colour: Comprises hues of Grey, Pink, and Beige, blending well with various project aesthetics.
Track Ballast Additional Info:
- Network Rail Approved: Our Rail Ballast meets the stringent standards set by Network Rail, ensuring industry compliance.
- Sustainable Sourcing: Responsibly sourced from a quarry in The Midlands, emphasizing quality and environmental responsibility.
- Learn More: Read our blog on the Advantages of Rail Ballast to understand the benefits of using high-quality ballast in your projects.
- Emergency Coverage: We offer emergency coverage services for railways across the UK, providing immediate ballasted track solutions when needed.
- Delivery Options: Our efficient delivery service ensures prompt arrival of your order. All bagged deliveries are dropped off curbside via an 18-t tail lift vehicle and pump truck. For more details, please refer to our delivery guide.
- Bulk Orders: For larger railway projects, we offer loose loads to meet specific requirements. Contact us to get a competitive quote.
- Related Products: Explore our 20mm All-in Ballast for other construction needs, or read our blog on Building Sand vs. Ballast to make informed decisions on materials.
