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Sand · Universal Hardscapes
For homeowners and contractors. Call or email our team to confirm quantities, availability and pricing, and finalize your purchase.
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Product story
Bulk Washed Masonry Sand is washed and screened sand listed in a one-cubic-yard bulk bag, with a published bag weight of 2,700 lb. Universal presents it for masonry, hardscape and construction work. The bulk format is the key purchasing detail when planning the material order.
Describe the intended use and required quantity when speaking with the team. Confirm that the supplied sand meets the project specification rather than treating every construction sand as interchangeable. Ask Universal for the material safety data sheet and discuss order arrangements for the site. Explore related masonry supplies when coordinating sand with block or mortar purchases.
Material selection, together
Our range includes block units, Type S mortar and bulk washed masonry sand, so you can review the associated supplies in one place.
Explore the masonry rangeContact the team with your material specification and quantities. Ask for current product documentation and confirm order arrangements for the site.
Plan a supply orderServing Florida projects
From our Tampa base, we work with homeowners and contractors in Orlando and across Tampa Bay, including St. Petersburg. We also serve Sarasota, Naples and Fort Myers. Tell us your project location so we can confirm product availability and order arrangements.
Planning a visit? Our Tampa plant serves business customers, while the Tampa showroom welcomes all customers. Contact the location before traveling to confirm hours and your material enquiry.
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The details behind the design
Confirm the exact product, application, quantities and current specifications before ordering. For masonry, review structural requirements with your project professional.