Byron Bay Landscape Supplies
Creating outdoor spaces in Byron Bay requires materials that are both durable and suited to the local coastal environment. Whether you’re working on a home renovation, a garden upgrade, or a larger construction job, we supply high-quality landscape materials to help get the job done. Our range includes sand, gravel, mulch, rocks, and pavers—each chosen for their performance, reliability, and visual appeal.
We work with homeowners, landscapers, and contractors throughout Byron Bay to ensure fast, reliable delivery of the supplies you need, when you need them. Our team is happy to provide guidance on the right products for your site, especially when it comes to factors like drainage, soil quality, or load-bearing requirements.
In addition to materials, we offer equipment hire to make excavation, transport, and on-site work more efficient and manageable. With dependable service and local knowledge, we’re here to support every phase of your project.
Need a quote or advice? Call us on
(02) 6621 7727 to get started.
Landscape Materials & Equipment Hire Services
We offer a complete landscape supply and equipment hire service for Byron Bay customers, making it easy to source and install everything from garden mulch to paving stones. Whether you’re improving an outdoor space or starting from scratch, we have the products to match your needs.
Our range includes:
- Sand – Washed and coarse varieties for paving, bedding, and construction
- Gravel & Aggregates – Used for paths, drainage, structural base layers, and ground stabilisation
- Rocks & Stones – Perfect for walls, borders, water features, and natural accents
- Mulch – Organic options that improve soil quality, suppress weeds, and add visual texture
- Pavers – Durable and stylish solutions for footpaths, alfresco areas, and driveways
- Equipment Hire – Machinery to assist with ground prep, loading, and material movement
We deliver bulk materials directly to your Byron Bay property or job site, helping you stay on schedule and within budget. Our team is ready to help you choose the best options for your project.
For bookings or questions, contact us on
(02) 6621 7727.
Eco-friendly sand options for Byron Bay homes and developments. Suitable for coastal landscaping, building foundations, and creative garden use.
Gravel and aggregates delivered in Byron Bay for use in stylish pathways, garden beds, or drainage. Great for modern coastal projects.
Create standout outdoor features in Byron Bay with natural stone and rock products. Perfect for sculptural elements or erosion control.
Stylish pavers for Byron Bay properties, perfect for blending modern design with natural surroundings. Durable and easy to maintain.
Byron Bay equipment hire for landscaping, trenching, and groundwork. Suited to homeowners and contractors—hassle-free hire terms and well-maintained machines available locally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use sand for levelling my backyard or garden?
Yes, sand is commonly used for leveling uneven areas in backyards or gardens. It provides a stable, compactable base and is especially useful under turf, pavers, and garden beds. Coarse sand allows for good drainage and reduces compaction issues that can harm plant roots. Before spreading sand, it’s important to remove debris and weeds and compact the surface. For best results, apply the sand in thin layers and use a screed or rake to achieve a smooth, level finish.
How do I stop weeds growing through gravel paths?
To prevent weeds in gravel areas, it’s essential to prepare the site properly. Start by removing existing vegetation and laying a high-quality geotextile weed barrier fabric. This allows water to drain while blocking weed growth. Then add a thick layer of gravel—typically 50–100mm deep. Choosing angular gravel helps it lock together, making it harder for weeds to break through. Regular maintenance, like using a natural herbicide or manually removing stray weeds, will help keep your path looking tidy.
What type of rocks are best for fire pits or outdoor features?
When creating a fire pit or decorative outdoor feature, heat-resistant rocks like granite, lava rock, or river rock are the best choices. These materials can withstand high temperatures without cracking. Avoid sandstone or wet, porous rocks, as they may contain moisture and could explode when heated. For purely decorative use, a variety of stones can be used to match your aesthetic, but ensure proper spacing, base preparation, and safety if fire or heat will be involved.
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