A stump and large pieces of quarried rock line the slope between the waters of the Puget Sound and a paved walking path. Large pieces of rockery rock line a slope. The background is blurred, but water can be made out. Large pieces of rockery rock line a gravel area. The forms of walkers can be seen in the background. Large pieces of rockery rock line the slope between a walking path and a body of water (the Puget Sound).

Ruston Wall Seawall

Date: January-March 2019
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Description

The Ruston Way Seawall and Sidewalk Replacement project stabilizes the seawall and replaces the sidewalk along the shoreline of Ruston Way.

Materials

410 Tons of Rip Rap
370 Tons of Miscellaneous Crushed Rock Products
300 Tons of Quarry Spalls
220 Tons of Landscape Rock (also known as Quarry Rock or Rockery Rock)

Highlights

Nearby Point Ruston is a growing attraction, and a new park at Point Defiance means that the shoreline along Ruston Way is receiving more and more visitors. Our seawall rock will help to fortify this area for years to come.

Our Rockery Rock meets all of the strength and durability requirements set by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.