Fire on the Mountain 3/8" Minus

Fire on the Mountain 3/8" Minus

Ignite Your Landscape with Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus Decorative Rock

Set Your Landscape Ablaze with Bold Color and Lasting Strength—Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus.

Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus is the ideal solution for adding warmth, texture, and vibrant color to any outdoor setting. This finely crushed rock brings a unique, fiery palette that enhances both the functionality and beauty of residential and commercial landscapes.

Key Features

• Size: Approximately 3/8 inch and smaller, providing a compactable, firm surface that is both stable and easy to work with.
• Color Palette: An intense blend of deep reds, fiery oranges, and rustic browns, reminiscent of a dramatic mountain sunset. The colors become even more vivid when wet, making it ideal for use around water features.
• Texture & Shape: Angular and jagged, this gravel ensures excellent compaction and drainage. Its rugged look adds natural charm and enhances grip for walkable surfaces.

Versatility & Applications

Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus is suitable for various decorative and practical applications, making it an exceptional choice for creating visually striking yet functional landscapes.

• Decorative Uses: Perfect for xeriscaping, garden borders, park strips, and pathways. The bold color scheme adds warmth and contrast, ideal for enhancing the natural beauty of your landscape.
• Functional Uses: Excellent for compacting walkways, accent spaces, and drainage areas. Its angular texture provides stability, while the warm colors add visual interest.

Benefits

• Visual Appeal: The fiery hues create depth and energy, adding a bold, grounding element to any outdoor design.
• Durability: Resistant to weathering, this rock maintains its vibrant colors and integrity over time, withstanding the elements and minimizing upkeep.
• Low Maintenance: Unlike organic mulches, Fire on the Mountain 3/8” requires minimal maintenance, providing a long-lasting and attractive solution.

Ideal Use Applications

• Pathways & Walkways: The compactable, angular shape provides a stable, comfortable surface ideal for creating rustic, durable pathways.
• Xeriscaping & Garden Beds: Its vibrant color and rugged texture enhance low-water landscapes, contributing to efficient water usage.
• Park Strips & Borders: Perfect for defining edges and borders, adding a warm accent that complements plants and larger stones.

Delivery Service Area

Haul-4-U proudly delivers Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus across:

• Salt Lake County
• Utah County
• Davis County
• Tooele County
• Summit County
• Weber County
• Wasatch County

Our prompt and reliable delivery ensures that your materials arrive on time, ready to bring your landscaping vision to life.

Why Choose Haul-4-U?

• Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable team is here to help you determine the right amount of Fire on the Mountain rock for your specific project.
• Quality Assurance: We ensure high-quality materials that enhance both the appearance and durability of your landscapes.
• Customer Satisfaction: We are dedicated to exceeding your expectations with exceptional service and superior products.

Transform Your Landscape Today

Contact Haul-4-U and experience how Fire on the Mountain 3/8” Minus can bring a bold, enduring vibrancy to your outdoor spaces. Let us help you create a stunning, low-maintenance landscape that truly stands out!

Best Results: For best results and to reduce weed growth, install rock around 3" - 4" deep over top of quality commercial grade weed barrier.

Recommended Depth Rule: The rule of thumb with rock is to install a rock atleast twice the size of the rock not going any less than 2" deep when using small rocks. With a 1/2" rock, the minimum recommended depth would be 2" deep. Going less will likely show the bare ground beneath the rock. You are welcome to place rock deeper than the minimum recommended. 

Notice: Rocks do not come clean. They may contain dust, small amounts of crushing fines, or some dirt stuck to the rocks. This is all due to the crushing or screening process. The images used are normally of the rocks after they have been cleaned off to showcase what the rocks will look like after rain, sprinklers, etc has cleaned them off. It is best to install rocks first, then rinse any dust or dirt off once installed.