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Tumbled white pebbles from Rock and Soil, 30-50mm smooth natural rocks arranged in a pile on a neutral background.
Tumbled white pebbles from Rock and Soil, 30-50mm smooth natural rocks for landscaping and decorative uses.
Tumbled white pebbles from Rock and Soil, 30-50mm smooth natural rocks arranged in a pile on a neutral background.
Tumbled white pebbles from Rock and Soil, 30-50mm smooth natural rocks for landscaping and decorative uses.

Tumbled White Pebbles (30-50mm)

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SKU: RTW50
$995.00 inc. GST
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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Tumbled White Pebbles (30–50mm) are made from natural limestone and feature tones of white, grey, charcoal, and brown. Predominantly white in colour, these stones create a striking contrast in modern landscape designs.

They can be used for:

  • Garden beds and landscape features
  • Decorative ground cover
  • Around trees and shrubs
  • Water features and ponds
  • Pots and planter boxes

No, these white stones will not lose their natural colour, but they can collect dust and become dirty if they are not maintained properly.

To keep them looking their best, we recommend occasionally washing the stones and removing leaf litter and other debris. Leaves and organic matter that are left to break down on the surface may cause staining over time. With regular cleaning and maintenance, your pebbles will retain their fresh appearance and natural colour for many years.

To calculate how much Tumbled White Pebbles (30–50mm) you need for your project, measure the length and width of the area where the stones will be placed.

Next, determine the desired depth of the stones. The required depth will vary depending on your project and the area you need to cover.

Once you have your length, width, and depth measurements, you can use our cubic metre calculator above or calculate the volume manually using the following formula:
Volume = Length × Width × Depth

Recommended Depth: As a general guide, we recommend laying decorative stones at a depth of 40–50mm. However, the ideal depth will depend on your project and the size of the stones. Larger stones may require a deeper layer for even coverage, while smaller stones can often be laid slightly thinner.

Yes, we recommend installing weed mat beneath these pebbles, particularly because of their light colouring. As the stones are predominantly white, weeds are much more noticeable when they grow through the surface, especially in garden beds and areas used as decorative ground cover.

Using weed mat will also make long-term maintenance much easier by helping to reduce weed growth and keeping your landscaping looking neat.

Enhance your garden, pathways, or pots with our Tumbled White Pebbles. These 30-50mm limestone pebbles are beautifully rounded and tumbled to give a smooth, polished finish that’s comfortable underfoot. Mostly white with subtle hints of grey, charcoal, tawny brown and cream, they bring brightness and texture to your outdoor spaces while complementing plants, paving, and other landscaping features.

Tumbled White Pebbles Benefits:

  • Smooth, tumbled finish for comfort and aesthetic appeal

  • Versatile for garden beds, pathways, pots, and decorative landscaping

  • Bright white colour with natural grey and cream tones for a dynamic look

  • Low-maintenance and long-lasting natural stone

Specifications:

NOTE: This product is made from natural limestone and contains shades of grey and cream. It is not a purely white ground cover.

Wet/Dry: Rock colours appear darker when wet. For an accurate shade, view them dry or ask our staff for dry samples or photos of the product when dry. If you receive a delivery when it is/or has been raining, wait for at least 24 hours of dry weather to view the shade of your stones.

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