What is Jelly Stone (Coarse Aggregate)?
Jelly Stone is a crushed stone aggregate used in concrete, RCC, foundations and other construction applications. It is also commonly referred to as coarse aggregate, crushed stone or construction aggregate.
Parts2Build supplies Jelly Stone in Bangalore in commonly used 12 mm, 20 mm and 40 mm sizes. The appropriate aggregate size depends on the concrete mix, structural application and project specification.
Jelly Stone Sizes and Uses
| Size | Typical Uses |
|---|
| 12 mm Jelly | RCC work, slabs, reinforced sections and applications requiring smaller aggregate. |
| 20 mm Jelly | General concrete work, foundations, columns, beams and structural construction. |
| 40 mm Jelly | Mass concrete, foundation layers and applications where larger aggregate is suitable. |
The required aggregate size should always be selected according to the concrete mix design and project or structural specification.
Jelly Stone Price in Bangalore
Jelly Stone prices in Bangalore vary according to aggregate size, quantity required, material source and delivery location. The price displayed on Parts2Build is indicative, and the final delivered price is confirmed based on your project quantity and site location.
Jelly Stone is commonly supplied by weight in metric tonnes. For bulk requirements, share the required size, approximate quantity and delivery location to confirm current availability and delivered pricing.
Coarse Aggregate for Concrete and RCC
Jelly Stone forms the coarse aggregate portion of many concrete mixes. The aggregate size and grading selected for concrete and RCC work depend on factors such as mix design, reinforcement spacing and structural requirements.
For structural applications, the appropriate aggregate size and grading should follow the engineer's specification or approved project requirements.
Choosing the Right Jelly Stone Size
12 mm, 20 mm and 40 mm Jelly are used for different construction requirements. Smaller aggregate sizes may be suitable where reinforcement spacing or concrete-section dimensions require them, while larger aggregates may be used in suitable mass concrete and foundation applications.
If you are unsure which size is required, refer to the approved concrete mix or project specification before ordering.
Jelly Stone Delivery in Bangalore
Parts2Build coordinates Jelly Stone and coarse aggregate supply for residential, commercial and other construction projects across Bangalore. Delivery availability and final pricing depend on aggregate size, quantity and project location.
Share the required Jelly Stone size, approximate quantity and delivery location to confirm current availability, indicative price and transport details.
For other aggregate options and available sizes, visit our Jelly Stone & Construction Aggregates in Bangalore category.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jelly Stone used for?
Jelly Stone is commonly used as coarse aggregate in concrete, RCC, foundations, slabs, columns, beams and other construction applications.
What sizes of Jelly Stone are available?
Commonly supplied sizes include 12 mm, 20 mm and 40 mm. The appropriate size depends on the concrete mix and construction application.
What is the Jelly Stone price in Bangalore?
Jelly Stone prices vary according to aggregate size, quantity, material source and delivery location. The price displayed on Parts2Build is indicative and the final delivered price is confirmed based on project requirements.
What is the difference between 12 mm and 20 mm Jelly?
12 mm Jelly is a smaller aggregate and may be used in reinforced sections and applications requiring smaller stone size. 20 mm Jelly is commonly used for general concrete and structural construction. The required size should follow the project specification.
Do you supply 40 mm Jelly?
Yes. 40 mm Jelly is available subject to material availability and may be used for suitable foundation, mass concrete and other applications requiring larger aggregate.
Does Parts2Build deliver Jelly Stone across Bangalore?
Yes. Delivery is available across Bangalore depending on the required aggregate size, quantity, material availability and project location.
