6mm Aggregate Price Today in Chennai: Latest Market Rates

6mm Aggregate Price Today in Chennai: Latest Market Rates

6mm Aggregate Price Today in Chennai: ₹48/CFT
Aggregates & Jelly · Chennai

6mm Aggregate Price Today in Chennai: Latest Market Rates

₹48 per CFT · ₹1,173 per ton · Same Rate as Every Size · The Weigh-Check You Can Actually Run · 8 FAQs

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The 6mm aggregate price today in Chennai listed by Buildiyo Store is ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton. These are our listed rates and may change, so confirm the current price, availability, delivery charges and applicable terms before ordering. One thing worth knowing before you compare sizes: every aggregate size we list carries the same rate — so choosing 6mm never saves money. It is a specification decision, not a budget one.

6mm is the size most often bought for the wrong reason. Here is what it is actually for, what the two unit prices mean, and how to check a load when it arrives. Call +91 9384819295 or +91 9384819297, or email sales@buildiyo.store.
₹48
Per CFT — volume
₹1,173
Per ton — mass
45–50 kg
Per CFT, as published
<3%
Washed dust content

Need 6mm aggregate for a topping or bedding layer?

Washed, fine grade · Small quantities · Chennai delivery

Material Guide

What Is 6mm Aggregate?

📖 DEFINITION

6mm aggregate — also called 6mm blue metal or jelly — is a fine-grade crushed granite screened to a nominal 6 millimetre size. Our listed material is specified as angular crushed stone, grey-blue, fine grade, with moisture content under 2 per cent, washed dust content under 3 per cent, and a bulk density of about 1,600 kg per cubic metre. It is a finishing and detail aggregate rather than a general structural one: it fills thin sections and tight spaces where a larger stone cannot sit properly.

Applications

Where 6mm Aggregate Is Used

Its published applications are plastering work, concrete topping, tile bedding and RCC finishing — and the thread running through all of them is thickness. 6mm goes where the section is too thin, or the reinforcement too congested, for a 20mm stone to be placed and compacted properly.

1

Concrete topping and screeds

Thin layers where a larger stone would sit proud of the finished level.

2

Plastering and mortar work

Where a fine aggregate is specified in the mix.

3

Tile bedding and finishing layers

Giving a compact, level bed.

4

Precast and small-section elements

Where a smaller stone flows into detail.

5

Congested reinforcement

Where bar spacing will not let a larger size pass without bridging.

Aggregate size should follow the approved mix design, the structural drawings and your engineer’s direction. 6mm is not a substitute for a structural size, and swapping sizes to suit availability changes the concrete.

Rate Table

6mm Aggregate Price in Chennai: Rate Table

[INSERT DATE BEFORE PUBLISHING] — rates below are the listed Buildiyo Store rates and are subject to change.

Unit Listed rate What it measures Suits
Per CFT (cubic feet) ₹48 Volume — the space the stone occupies Quantities taken off drawings, which are measured as volume
Per ton (metric tonne) ₹1,173 Mass — what the load weighs Weighbridge-based supply and vehicle load limits

⚠ PLEASE CONFIRM BEFORE ORDERING

Listed rates, exclusive of any applicable taxes, transport and delivery charges unless confirmed otherwise in your quotation. You can check the current listing and unit options on the Aggregates 6mm today price in Chennai product page before you order.

Ready to order? State the unit your quantity is in.₹48/CFT or ₹1,173/ton · We quote on your basis
The Key Insight

Why 6mm Is Never the Cheaper Choice

EVERY SIZE CARRIES THE SAME RATE

6mm, 12mm, 20mm, 30mm, 40mm and 60mm are all listed at ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton. There is no discount for going smaller and no premium for going larger. So the only reason to buy 6mm is that the work needs 6mm. That matters because substituting a smaller size to stretch a budget is a common site decision and a false economy twice over: it saves nothing at the rate, and it changes the concrete. A finer aggregate needs more cement paste to coat the same volume of stone, so a mix designed around 20mm does not simply work with 6mm poured into it. Buy the size the drawing specifies — the price list gives you no reason to do anything else.

Units Explained

CFT or Ton: What the Difference Means

CFT measures volume; a ton measures weight. Converting between them depends on what a cubic foot of this material weighs, and our product page publishes that figure directly.

WORK IT OUT FROM THE PUBLISHED WEIGHT

The 6mm listing states a load capacity of approximately 45 to 50 kg per CFT and a bulk density of about 1,600 kg per cubic metre — two specs that agree with each other. On that basis one ton occupies roughly 20 to 22 CFT. Put the ₹1,173 ton rate over that volume and it works out to roughly ₹53 to ₹59 per CFT, against ₹48 per CFT quoted directly. The two rates are listed independently rather than derived from one another, so neither is a conversion of the other. The practical takeaway: quantities taken off drawings are volumes, so for volume-based ordering the per-CFT rate is the directly comparable one. Ask any supplier which unit their quotation uses, and convert everything to that unit before deciding. Density varies with source and moisture, so treat any conversion as approximate and confirm the basis in writing.

Quantity off the drawings? Ask for the per-CFT rate.Volume take-offs compare directly against the CFT basis
Washed, under 3% dust — it matters in a thin section.Compare on specification, not just the rate
Cost Drivers

What Affects the Price You Pay

Order quantity and load size

Material is rated per unit but vehicles are hired per trip, so a part load carries the same trip cost as a fuller one. Where your quantity sits against a vehicle’s capacity usually deserves a conversation before you order. 6mm is often needed in smaller quantities than structural sizes, which makes this the dominant factor on a small order.

Delivery location and site access

Distance from the loading point, road width, permitted vehicle size and unloading arrangements all feed into transport cost. Confirm transport as a separate line rather than assuming it is inside the material rate.

Quality, washing and grading

Screening, dust content and consistency affect how the material behaves in a thin section — where excess fines show up quickly. Our listing specifies washed material with dust content under 3 per cent; washed and unwashed material are not the same product, so compare on specification rather than rate alone.

Taxes and other charges

Applicable taxes and any loading, unloading or waiting charges should be confirmed in your quotation. We have not listed figures for these because they depend on the order and the site.

Small quantity? Transport dominates the total

Worth asking what a fuller load would cost per unit

Quantity Planning

How to Estimate and Order 6mm Aggregate

1

Confirm the size is specified, not assumed

Check the mix design or drawing. 6mm should be there because the section or the bar spacing requires it.

2

Measure the volume

For a topping or bedding layer, multiply area by thickness in consistent units to get CFT. A 500 sq ft area at 2 inches is 500 × 2⁄12 ≈ 83 CFT.

3

Take the aggregate share from your mix

Where 6mm is part of a mix rather than a loose fill, apply the proportions in your approved mix design rather than a generic ratio, and have an engineer confirm.

4

Price it at the listed rate

At ₹48 per CFT, 100 CFT is ₹4,800 and 500 CFT is ₹24,000. These are illustrative multiplications of the listed rate, not quotations.

5

Add a wastage allowance

Handling and spillage consume material. Agree an allowance with your site engineer rather than ordering the bare figure.

6

Request a written quotation

Ask for the unit, rate, quantity, transport, applicable taxes and delivery window as separate lines.

7

Confirm access before dispatch

State your road width, the largest vehicle that can reach the site, where material will be tipped and who unloads.

8

Check the load on arrival

See the weigh-check below — it takes a minute and it is the only check you cannot do after tipping.

A PRACTICAL CHECK YOU CAN ACTUALLY RUN

Because the listing publishes a weight per CFT, you can sanity-check a delivery sold by weight. At 45 to 50 kg per CFT, a 10-ton load should occupy roughly 200 to 222 CFT; a 5-ton load, roughly 100 to 111 CFT. If a load sold as 10 tons clearly occupies far less volume than that, something is worth questioning before it is tipped. Also look at size consistency, the amount of dust and fines, and any clay, soil or organic matter. Raise anything doubtful before the vehicle tips — once the material is on the ground, a dispute becomes much harder to settle.

Got your CFT figure? Turn it into a written quotation.Unit, rate, quantity, transport, taxes and window as separate lines

Topping, bedding or plaster work this month?

6mm, cement and P sand quoted together

Supplier Comparison

Buying 6mm Aggregate in Chennai

When comparing construction material suppliers in Chennai, compare on specification as well as rate: the size and grading, how the material has been screened and washed, which unit the quotation is based on, and whether transport and taxes are inside or outside the figure. A rate quoted without those details is not comparable to one quoted with them, and on a fine aggregate the specification is what decides how the finished surface behaves.

FINISHING THE FLOOR? ORDER THE REST WITH IT

Alongside the 6mm: buy cement online, P sand today price in Chennai, river sand price and buy TMT steel online. Other sizes are in the Sand & Aggregates collection — including 12mm for thin sections and 20mm for general RCC. Consolidating deliveries usually reduces transport cost per item.

Going Smaller Saves Nothing and Changes the Concrete

Every size on the list is ₹48 per CFT. A finer aggregate needs more cement paste to coat the same volume of stone — so a mix designed around 20mm does not simply work with 6mm in it. Buy what the drawing says.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 6mm aggregate price today in Chennai?
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Buildiyo Store lists 6mm aggregate at ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton. These are listed rates rather than a market survey, and they may change — confirm the current rate, availability, delivery charges and applicable terms before ordering.
What is the 6mm aggregate rate per ton in Chennai?
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Our listed rate is ₹1,173 per ton. Because a ton is a weight, the volume you receive depends on bulk density. At the 45 to 50 kg per CFT published for this material, one ton occupies roughly 20 to 22 CFT.
Is 6mm aggregate cheaper than larger sizes?
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No. Every aggregate size we list — 6mm through 60mm — carries the same ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton. Size should be chosen from the mix design and the section being poured, never to reduce cost, because there is no cost to reduce.
What is 6mm aggregate used for?
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Its published applications are plastering work, concrete topping, tile bedding and RCC finishing. It suits thin sections, finishing layers and areas where congested reinforcement will not allow a larger stone to be placed and compacted properly.
Should I order by CFT or by ton?
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Order in the unit your quantity was calculated in. Drawing take-offs produce volume, which makes CFT the directly comparable unit for most buyers. A ton suits weighbridge-based supply and vehicle load limits. Whichever you pick, convert every quotation to that same unit before comparing.
How many CFT are in one ton of 6mm aggregate?
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Roughly 20 to 22 CFT, based on the 45 to 50 kg per CFT and approximately 1,600 kg per cubic metre published for this material. Density varies with source and moisture, so treat the conversion as approximate and confirm the basis with your supplier.
Do the listed rates include delivery and taxes?
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The ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton are material rates. Transport, delivery and applicable taxes depend on quantity, location and site access, so ask for them as separate lines on a written quotation rather than assuming they are included.
Can I use 6mm instead of 20mm in structural concrete?
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Not without your engineer’s approval. A finer aggregate needs more cement paste to coat the same volume of stone, so a mix designed around 20mm will not behave the same way with 6mm substituted. Follow the approved mix design and the structural drawings.
Conclusion

Confirm the Rate, Then Confirm the Spec

The 6mm aggregate price in Chennai listed by Buildiyo Store is ₹48 per CFT and ₹1,173 per ton — listed rates, subject to change, and not presented as a verified market survey. Because every size on our list carries the same rate, the size decision belongs entirely to your drawings and mix design. Measure the volume, decide which unit you are buying in, get transport and taxes quoted as their own lines, and check the load before it tips. Do those four things and price becomes the simplest part of the purchase.

Confirm today’s rate and delivery

Check the product page for the current listing, or send us your location, quantity and site access details and we will confirm the latest price, the unit it is quoted in, and what delivery to your site would involve.

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