Screened sand is a type of sand that has been processed through a screening machine to remove any large particles or debris. The screening process typically involves passing the sand through a series of screens with progressively smaller mesh sizes, which allows smaller particles to pass through while larger particles are removed.
 
The resulting screened sand is typically more uniform in texture and particle size than unprocessed sand, which can make it a better choice for certain applications, such as construction and landscaping. It can be used as a base material for laying bricks or pavers, for mixing with cement or concrete, or for creating a level surface for playgrounds or sports fields.