Fill & Base
Natural Grey Clay
Also known as: Grey Clay, Pond Clay, Puddle Clay, Clay Fill
Natural Grey Clay is a dense, cohesive material pulled from our quarry operations. Unlike stone or fill that lets water through, clay packs down tight and holds water back, which makes it the material people reach for when they need a natural, low-permeability barrier. It's the go-to for lining ponds and water features and for building watertight cores in berms and earthen embankments.
Applications
- Pond and Water Feature Lining
- Watertight Berm and Embankment Cores
- Bulk Fill and Grading
- Sealing Low Spots and Basins
- Erosion Control Caps
Why It Works
Clay holds water where stone lets it go.
The whole point of Natural Grey Clay is that it doesn’t drain. When it’s compacted in lifts, the fine particles pack together and squeeze out the air and void space that water would otherwise move through. That gives you a dense, watertight layer instead of a path for water to escape.
For a pond, that means the water you put in stays in without a synthetic liner. For a berm or an earthen embankment, a clay core gives you a barrier that resists seepage through the middle of the structure. It’s a natural material doing a job that usually calls for plastic or rubber, and when it’s installed and compacted right, it holds for a long time.
Documentation
Specifications & test reports
Available for municipal, commercial, and DOT-specified projects. Call us if you need additional documentation for your project specification.
- Natural Grey Clay
- Natural Grey Clay - 2
- Report of moisture Density Relationship
- Screened Clay Report of moisture Density Relationship
- Screened Clay Report of moisture Density Relationship 2
- Report of Triaxial Permeability Test Using Back Pressure
- Report of Triaxial Permeability Test Using Back Pressure II
- Screened Clay Report of Atterberg Limits Test
- Screened Clay Report for Unified Soil Classification
- EAH Gradation Report
- EAH PARTICLE SIZE ANALYSIS BY SIEVE AND HYDROMETER METHOD
