JandD 2 Posted November 8 Having 5/6 tonne granite type 1delivered Monday pm, I've been reading that in rain it would be hard to move, is this true? How heavy would the rain need to be before it made it hard to move? I am off this week so will be moving it about as soon as it's delivered just unsure how long it will take me and what if I leave half overnight? What would it be like in the morning?... this is just for a few temp temp car parking so we don't block the main driveway.... thanks justin Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Barney12 855 Posted November 8 Not sure what you’re moving it with, I’m guessing muscle and elbow grease? if it gets drenched it will start to bind together but that would take a good downpour over a prolonged period. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nod 797 Posted November 8 1 hour ago, JandD said: Having 5/6 tonne granite type 1delivered Monday pm, I've been reading that in rain it would be hard to move, is this true? How heavy would the rain need to be before it made it hard to move? I am off this week so will be moving it about as soon as it's delivered just unsure how long it will take me and what if I leave half overnight? What would it be like in the morning?... this is just for a few temp temp car parking so we don't block the main driveway.... thanks justin My wife and myself moved 10 ton of Stone for the Gabion baskets in the light to heavy rain It took us about 5 hours to move it 30 mtrs Bit a funny size hard going shovelling My wife put most in by hand Surprising how Quik the pile goes down The following week we had 20 ton of sand to move More volume but easy going 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JandD 2 Posted November 8 Yep barrow and spade, not worried about me! Lol just wondered how much rain it would take before it would bind together, but not sure if I'm being over cautious.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
PeterW 2,718 Posted November 8 About 6 months ... the fines will wash out of it first. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oz07 200 Posted November 9 If you can have tipped on a hard surface is much easier. An old concrete driveway or pad is much easier to shovel off than ground Share this post Link to post Share on other sites