New York Sand and Stone http://nysandandstone.com Stone, Gravel & Sand supplier servicing the NYC and Long Island market. Fri, 18 Nov 2011 02:27:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.3 en hourly 1 New York Sand & Stone introduce LaFarge QPR Cold Patch http://nysandandstone.com/2011/11/new-york-sand-stone-introduces-lafarges-qpr-cold-patch/ http://nysandandstone.com/2011/11/new-york-sand-stone-introduces-lafarges-qpr-cold-patch/#comments Thu, 17 Nov 2011 22:49:00 +0000 Tom http://nysandandstone.com/?p=9738

QPR is available in bulk or in bags and is guaranteed in your stockpile for one year.

QPR adheres to asphalt, concrete, and steel. Open to traffic immediately – NO raveling or rutting.
QPR can be used in any temperature and in severe weather and remains workable from -5 degres F to +105 degrees F.
QPR requires NO mixing, tacking or mechanical compaction.
QPR is a NYSDOT Approved patch repair material Item #15402.2050.
QPR is the material of choice for permanent repair of utility cuts, bridge deckings, and potholes.
QPR will be available for bulk and bag pickup at New York Sand & Stones Brooklyn Navy Yard and 25th Street Facilities.
2/4) Colors for the logo could be black, red, and white or I am open to other options. The new logo can be something other than our initials but I want to have a $ and time budget on the quest for this item.

NEW YORK SAND & STONE
is proud to announce that it is now carrying LAFARGE PRODUCT

QPR Logo

QPR (Quality Pavement Repair) COLD PATCH MATERIAL

QPR is available in bulk or in bags and is guaranteed in your stockpile for one year.

QPR adheres to asphalt, concrete, and steel. Open to traffic immediately NO raveling or rutting.

QPR can be used in any temperature and in severe weather and remains workable from -5 degres F to +105 degrees F.

QPR requires NO mixing, tacking or mechanical compaction.
QPR is a NYSDOT Approved patch repair material Item #15402.2050.

QPR is the material of choice for permanent repair of utility cuts, bridge deckings, and potholes.

QPR will be available for bulk and bag pickup at New York Sand & Stones Brooklyn Navy Yard and 25th Street Facilities

Click the link to obtain more information about QPR Cold Patch.
]]> http://nysandandstone.com/2011/11/new-york-sand-stone-introduces-lafarges-qpr-cold-patch/feed/ 0 New York Sand and Stone and Amboy Aggregates Announce Opening of New Location http://nysandandstone.com/2010/09/new-york-sand-stoneamboy-aggregates-announce-opening-of-new-location/ http://nysandandstone.com/2010/09/new-york-sand-stoneamboy-aggregates-announce-opening-of-new-location/#comments Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:17:43 +0000 admin http://nysandandstone.com/?p=9635 New York Sand & Stone/Amboy Aggregates is proud to pronounce the opening of a new sales terminal at 1 Sheridan Blvd, Inwood, NY. A selection of our stone and sand product line will be available for pick up at this location effective September 1,2010. Please call our sales offices at (718) 596-2897 to get details on product offering and operating hours.

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Brooklyn Bridge Park

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