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Well I've been to every lumber yard and hardware store in the area, and while I want anything BUT that clumpy play sand, that seems to be the only thing store associates want to sell me.

What I'm looking for is some medium or fine light-colored beach sand to re-cover a ~20' x 20' beach area about 2-4". There's some old sand down already but I need to freshen it up with a new layer. Anyone have tips on where to get it, what to look for (or not look for), etc? Closest I've found is "white filtered sand" at a hardware store but they were out of stock. It came in 50lb bags for under $5. Would this be safe for a beach? It looks and feels very nice.

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Have you checked with local aggregate places to see what they have available? If there is anything that suits you, it will be a lot cheaper than $0.10/lb. I would think of doing a beach in tons, rather than by the 50 lbs bag.


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Check with the golf course suppliers. These companies have more types of sand than you could imagine but you will most likely pay a high premium for it. There is a company in Waupaca, WI called Waupaca Sand (715) 258-8566. I don't know them personally but I got there info from the Golf Course Builders Association of America membership list. I would just do a google search.


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