How Much #57 Stone for a 14x75 Driveway?

A 14 by 75 foot driveway is 1,050 square feet. How much #57 stone for a 14x75 driveway depends on depth: at 4 inches it is about 12.96 cubic yards or 17.5 tons. Suppliers usually sell by the ton, so the tonnage is the number to give them.

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The math for a 14x75 driveway

Area: 14 × 75 = 1,050 sq ft.
Depth in feet: 4 ÷ 12 = 0.333 ft.
Cubic feet: 1,050 × 0.333 = 350.0 cu ft.
Cubic yards: ÷ 27 = 12.96 yd³.
Tons: × 1.35 = 17.5 tons.

The volume and tonnage calculator does this for any size.

#57 stone needed by depth

Depth	Cubic yards	Tons (approx.)	Tons +10%
2 in	6.48	8.8	9.6
3 in	9.72	13.1	14.4
4 in	12.96	17.5	19.3
6 in	19.44	26.2	28.9

About #57 stone

Since #57 is washed and open-graded, it moves a little underfoot. Many installers put it over a compacted base of a dense-graded stone rather than straight on soil. Ask your supplier for their own tons-per-yard figure, since stone source and moisture shift it.

Preparing the driveway

Strip sod and soft topsoil, grade for drainage and compact the subgrade before any stone goes down. Gravel drives last longer with a compacted base layer under the top stone and a slight crown so water runs off. This driveway sees car and truck traffic, so match the depth to that load rather than to the minimum.

Ordering tips

Round up. Compaction and uneven ground eat material. Adding about 10 percent is common.
Delivery size. 19.3 tons may take more than one typical dump truck load; small loads may carry a delivery fee. See how many tons of gravel in a dump truck.
Bulk vs bags. At this size bulk delivery is usually the practical choice.
Where it drops. Have the truck dump as close to the driveway as firm ground allows.

Where #57 stone fits

Best suited to:

French drains and drainage layers
The top course of a gravel driveway
Under sheds where water needs to drain away

Think twice for:

A standalone base, since it does not pack hard without fines
Paver setting beds
Walk paths meant for strollers or wheelchairs

Quick reference numbers

Per inch over 100 sq ft: about 0.42 tons of #57 stone (0.31 cubic yards).
Per inch over 1,000 sq ft: about 4.2 tons.
Another size for comparison: a 20x25 area at 3 inches takes about 6.3 tons.
Weight used here: about 1.35 tons per cubic yard.

Common estimating mistakes

Forgetting that compaction shrinks loose material. A loose 4-inch spread of a dense-graded stone may finish closer to 3 inches after rolling.
Mixing up cubic yards and tons. Yards are volume, tons are weight; convert with the product’s weight per yard.
Measuring only the main rectangle. Aprons, turnouts and curved edges add real square footage.
Using inches as if they were feet. Depth has to be divided by 12 before you multiply; skipping that step inflates the order twelvefold.

Questions people ask

How many tons of #57 stone for a 14x75 driveway?

About 17.5 tons at 4 inches deep, or 19.3 tons with 10 percent extra.

How many cubic yards is a 14x75 driveway at 4 inches?

About 12.96 cubic yards.

How much does a cubic yard of #57 stone weigh?

Usually around 1.3 to 1.45 tons, depending on stone size, fines and moisture.

How deep should #57 stone be for a driveway?

The table above shows 2 to 6 inches. Shallower depths suit top dressing; deeper depths suit new installs and heavier use.

How many square feet is 14x75?

1,050 square feet.

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