Fine Masonry Sand, Washed & Screened, for Mortar, Paver Joints, and Leveling Base (40 lbs)

Smooth, washed fine masonry sand that packs and shapes easily—great for sandbox and sensory play, and just as useful for mortar work, paver joints, and leveling beds. Its uniform, fine grain helps create crisp edges for sandcastles and a clean finish around pavers or stepping stones. Rinses clean and spreads evenly for small landscape accents, craft projects, and mockups. As a natural product, color and moisture will vary by source. Safety note: contains natural silica; avoid creating or inhaling dust—lightly moisten during use and wash hands after play. For best sandbox results, dampen before shaping and refresh with light raking between uses. Natural Material Disclaimer: Sand is a natural product that may vary in color, texture, moisture content, and particle size. Minor organic matter or small debris may be present and is a normal characteristic of these materials.

• Intended Use: Mortar mix, paver joints, leveling base, traction
• Washed, fine-grain masonry sand for smooth mortar joints and clean paver installs.
• Uniform texture compacts and levels under pavers, slabs, and stepping stones.
• Clean, low-silt blend helps reduce haze and excessive dust during install.
• Versatile: mortar bedding, paver joint fill, leveling base, and traction.
• Keep reasonably dry for easiest handling and best compaction results.
• Contains natural silica. Avoid creating or inhaling dust. Moisten during use. Wash hands after play. Adult supervision recommended. Not for sandblasting or respiratory exposure.
• Natural product—color and Natural product; shade, moisture, and grain size vary. Use only as intended. Check local regulations for disposal. Moisture may vary; rinse to reveal true color.
• Natural Material Disclaimer: Natural sand is a raw, organic, or mineral-based material that inherently varies in color, texture, and particle size. It may contain natural inclusions like, but not limited to, shells, twigs, pebbles, or fine dust. As a product of nature, it is not perfectly uniform, and variations in, or presence of, these materials are not considered defects.