Gravel and stone (page 14 of 23)
How much gravel, crushed stone, sand, base rock and screenings you need, and what each costs. 3,374 guides, A to Z.
How Much Does 35 Tons of Road Base Cover?
35 tons of road base is about 23.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,260 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 35 Tons of Sand Cover?
35 tons of sand is about 25.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,800 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
4 tons of #57 stone is about 3.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 240 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of Gravel Cover?
4 tons of gravel is about 2.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 231 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
4 tons of limestone screenings is about 2.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 463 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
4 tons of pea gravel is about 2.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 309 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of River Rock Cover?
4 tons of river rock is about 3.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 320 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of Road Base Cover?
4 tons of road base is about 2.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 144 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 4 Tons of Sand Cover?
4 tons of sand is about 3.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 320 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
40 tons of #57 stone is about 29.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,400 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Crushed Stone Cover?
40 tons of crushed stone is about 28.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,314 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Crusher Run Cover?
40 tons of crusher run is about 25.8 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,394 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Gravel Cover?
40 tons of gravel is about 28.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,314 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
40 tons of limestone screenings is about 28.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 4,629 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of River Rock Cover?
40 tons of river rock is about 29.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,200 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Road Base Cover?
40 tons of road base is about 26.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,440 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 40 Tons of Sand Cover?
40 tons of sand is about 29.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,200 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
45 tons of #57 stone is about 33.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,700 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Crushed Stone Cover?
45 tons of crushed stone is about 32.1 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,604 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Crusher Run Cover?
45 tons of crusher run is about 29.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,568 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Gravel Cover?
45 tons of gravel is about 32.1 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,604 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
45 tons of limestone screenings is about 32.1 cubic yards and covers roughly 5,207 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
45 tons of pea gravel is about 32.1 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,471 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of River Rock Cover?
45 tons of river rock is about 33.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,600 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 45 Tons of Sand Cover?
45 tons of sand is about 33.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,600 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
5 tons of #57 stone is about 3.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 300 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Crusher Run Cover?
5 tons of crusher run is about 3.2 cubic yards and covers roughly 174 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Gravel Cover?
5 tons of gravel is about 3.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 289 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
5 tons of limestone screenings is about 3.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 579 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
5 tons of pea gravel is about 3.6 cubic yards and covers roughly 386 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of River Rock Cover?
5 tons of river rock is about 3.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 400 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Road Base Cover?
5 tons of road base is about 3.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 180 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 5 Tons of Sand Cover?
5 tons of sand is about 3.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 400 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
50 tons of #57 stone is about 37.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,000 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Crusher Run Cover?
50 tons of crusher run is about 32.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,742 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Gravel Cover?
50 tons of gravel is about 35.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 2,893 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
50 tons of limestone screenings is about 35.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 5,786 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
50 tons of pea gravel is about 35.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 3,857 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of River Rock Cover?
50 tons of river rock is about 37.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 4,000 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Road Base Cover?
50 tons of road base is about 33.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,800 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 50 Tons of Sand Cover?
50 tons of sand is about 37.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 4,000 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
6 tons of #57 stone is about 4.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 360 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Crushed Stone Cover?
6 tons of crushed stone is about 4.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 347 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Crusher Run Cover?
6 tons of crusher run is about 3.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 209 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Gravel Cover?
6 tons of gravel is about 4.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 347 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
6 tons of limestone screenings is about 4.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 694 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
6 tons of pea gravel is about 4.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 463 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of River Rock Cover?
6 tons of river rock is about 4.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 480 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Road Base Cover?
6 tons of road base is about 4.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 216 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 6 Tons of Sand Cover?
6 tons of sand is about 4.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 480 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
7 tons of #57 stone is about 5.2 cubic yards and covers roughly 420 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Crushed Stone Cover?
7 tons of crushed stone is about 5.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 405 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Gravel Cover?
7 tons of gravel is about 5.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 405 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
7 tons of limestone screenings is about 5.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 810 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
7 tons of pea gravel is about 5.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 540 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Road Base Cover?
7 tons of road base is about 4.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 252 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 7 Tons of Sand Cover?
7 tons of sand is about 5.2 cubic yards and covers roughly 560 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
8 tons of #57 stone is about 5.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 480 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of Gravel Cover?
8 tons of gravel is about 5.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 463 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
8 tons of limestone screenings is about 5.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 926 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
8 tons of pea gravel is about 5.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 617 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of River Rock Cover?
8 tons of river rock is about 5.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 640 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of Road Base Cover?
8 tons of road base is about 5.3 cubic yards and covers roughly 288 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 8 Tons of Sand Cover?
8 tons of sand is about 5.9 cubic yards and covers roughly 640 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of #57 Stone Cover?
9 tons of #57 stone is about 6.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 540 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Crushed Stone Cover?
9 tons of crushed stone is about 6.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 521 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Gravel Cover?
9 tons of gravel is about 6.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 521 sq ft at 4 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Limestone Screenings Cover?
9 tons of limestone screenings is about 6.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 1,041 sq ft at 2 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Pea Gravel Cover?
9 tons of pea gravel is about 6.4 cubic yards and covers roughly 694 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of River Rock Cover?
9 tons of river rock is about 6.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 720 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Road Base Cover?
9 tons of road base is about 6.0 cubic yards and covers roughly 324 sq ft at 6 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does 9 Tons of Sand Cover?
9 tons of sand is about 6.7 cubic yards and covers roughly 720 sq ft at 3 inches deep. Coverage table by depth plus the math.
How Much Does a 5-Gallon Bucket of Gravel Weigh?
How much does a 5 gallon bucket of gravel weigh? About 65 to 75 pounds when level full. See weights for sand, dirt, concrete, and water too.
How Much Does a Cubic Foot of Gravel Weigh?
A cubic foot of gravel weighs about 95 to 110 pounds dry, roughly 100 pounds as a rule of thumb. Weights by type, wet vs dry, and bag and bucket math.
How Much Does a Ton of Crushed Stone Cover?
A ton of crushed stone covers about 115 sq ft at 2 inches, 75 at 3, and 55 to 58 at 4. Chart by depth, compaction allowance, and how to estimate tons.
How Much Does a Ton of Flagstone Cover? Chart by Thickness
How much does a ton of flagstone cover? About 150 sq ft at 1 inch thick, 100 at 1.5 and 75 at 2 inches. Chart, formula and how much to order.
How Much Does a Ton of Gravel Cover? Depth Chart
How much does a ton of gravel cover? At about 1.4 tons per cubic yard, one ton spreads near 58 sq ft at 4 inches deep. See the math for any depth.
How Much Does a Ton of River Rock Cover?
A ton of river rock covers about 80 to 120 sq ft for small rock at 2 to 3 inches, and 40 to 60 sq ft for larger rock that needs a deeper layer.
How Much Does a Ton of Sand Cover?
A ton of sand covers about 120 square feet at 2 inches deep and 60 square feet at 4 inches. Coverage table by depth, sand types, and ordering tips.
How Much Does a Yard of Crushed Stone Weigh?
A yard of crushed stone weighs about 2,400 to 3,000 pounds depending on size, rock type, and fines. Weights for clean stone, crusher run, and stone dust.
How Much Does a Yard of Crusher Run Weigh? Loose vs Packed
How much does a yard of crusher run weigh? About 1.35 to 1.5 tons loose and 1.75 to 1.9 tons compacted. Chart, yards per ton and how much to order.
How Much Does a Yard of Dirt Weigh? Topsoil, Fill, Clay
How much does a yard of dirt weigh? About 1 ton dry and loose, and 1.2 to 1.5 tons damp or clay-heavy. Convert yards to tons and plan your haul.
How Much Does a Yard of Gravel Cover? Square Feet by Depth
How much does a yard of gravel cover? About 81 sq ft at 4 inches deep or 162 at 2 inches. Depth chart, compaction allowance, and how much to order.
How Much Does a Yard of Gravel Weigh? Tons per Yard by Stone Type
A cubic yard of gravel typically weighs about 1.2 to 1.5 tons. Weights by stone type, wet vs dry, loose vs compacted, and pickup payload limits.
How Much Does a Yard of Pea Gravel Weigh?
A yard of pea gravel weighs about 2,600 to 2,900 pounds, roughly 1.3 to 1.45 tons, more when wet. Coverage per yard, hauling limits, and bag counts.
How Much Does a Yard of River Rock Weigh?
A cubic yard of river rock weighs roughly 2,400 to 2,900 pounds, about 1.2 to 1.45 tons. Weight by size, coverage per yard, and hauling tips.
How Much Does a Yard of Sand Weigh? Dry vs. Wet Tons
How much does a yard of sand weigh? About 1.25 tons dry and 1.4 to 1.6 tons damp or wet. Convert yards to tons and plan bags or a truck load.
How Much Does a Yard of Slag Weigh? Chart by Slag Type
How much does a yard of slag weigh? About 0.95 to 1.15 tons for blast furnace slag and 1.35 to 1.6 for steel slag. Chart, yards per ton and the math.
How Much Does a Yard of Topsoil Cover?
A cubic yard of topsoil covers about 324 square feet at 1 inch, 162 at 2 inches, and 81 at 4 inches. Depths for lawns and beds, weight, and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel Can a Half-Ton Pickup Carry?
How much gravel can a half ton pickup carry? Usually about half a yard to 3/4 yard, since payloads often run 1,500 to 2,300 pounds. How to check yours.
How Much Gravel Fits in a Dump Trailer?
How much gravel fits in a dump trailer? Weight usually limits you before volume. See typical capacities by trailer size and how to figure a safe load.
How Much Gravel for 1,000 Square Feet?
1,000 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 12.35 cubic yards or 17.3 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 1,200 Square Feet?
1,200 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 14.81 cubic yards or 20.7 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 1,500 Square Feet?
1,500 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 18.52 cubic yards or 25.9 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 100 Square Feet?
100 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 1.23 cubic yards or 1.7 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 150 Square Feet?
150 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 1.85 cubic yards or 2.6 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 2,000 Square Feet?
2,000 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 24.69 cubic yards or 34.6 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 2,500 Square Feet?
2,500 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 30.86 cubic yards or 43.2 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 200 Square Feet?
200 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 2.47 cubic yards or 3.5 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 250 Square Feet?
250 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 3.09 cubic yards or 4.3 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 3,000 Square Feet?
3,000 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 37.04 cubic yards or 51.9 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 300 Square Feet?
300 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 3.70 cubic yards or 5.2 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 4,000 Square Feet?
4,000 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 49.38 cubic yards or 69.1 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 400 Square Feet?
400 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 4.94 cubic yards or 6.9 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 5,000 Square Feet?
5,000 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 61.73 cubic yards or 86.4 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 500 Square Feet?
500 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 6.17 cubic yards or 8.6 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 600 Square Feet?
600 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 7.41 cubic yards or 10.4 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 750 Square Feet?
750 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 9.26 cubic yards or 13.0 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for 800 Square Feet?
800 sq ft of gravel at 4 inches takes about 9.88 cubic yards or 13.8 tons. Depth table from 2 to 6 inches and the math.
How Much Gravel for a 10 Foot Circle?
A 10 ft circle covers 79 sq ft. At 4 inches deep it takes about 1.4 tons of gravel. Depth table and edging tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10 Foot French Drain?
A 10 ft French drain in a 12x18 inch trench needs about 0.52 cubic yards (0.7 tons) of gravel around a 4-inch pipe. Trench size table.
How Much Gravel for a 100 Foot Driveway? Tons by Depth
How much gravel for a 100 foot driveway? About 17 tons at 10 ft wide and 4 inches deep, or 21 tons at 12 ft. See tons for any width and depth.
How Much Gravel for a 100 Foot French Drain?
A 100 ft French drain in a 12x18 inch trench needs about 5.23 cubic yards (7.3 tons) of gravel around a 4-inch pipe. Trench size table.
How Much Gravel for a 1000 Foot Driveway?
A 1000 ft driveway 12 ft wide needs about 207.4 tons of gravel at 4 inches. Tons for 10 to 16 ft widths, depths and truck loads.
How Much Gravel for a 10x10 Chicken Run?
A 10x10 chicken run needs about 1.3 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x10 Dog Run?
A 10x10 dog run needs about 1.3 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x10 Greenhouse Floor?
A 10x10 greenhouse needs about 1.3 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x10 Hot Tub Pad?
A 10x10 hot tub pad needs about 2.6 tons of gravel at 6 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x10 Patio?
A 10x10 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 0.93 cubic yards, or 1.3 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x100 Driveway?
A 10x100 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 12.35 cubic yards, or 17.3 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x12 Chicken Run?
A 10x12 chicken run needs about 1.6 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x12 Greenhouse Floor?
A 10x12 greenhouse needs about 1.6 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x12 Hot Tub Pad?
A 10x12 hot tub pad needs about 3.1 tons of gravel at 6 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x12 Patio?
A 10x12 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.11 cubic yards, or 1.6 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x120 Driveway?
A 10x120 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 14.81 cubic yards, or 20.7 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x14 Patio?
A 10x14 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.30 cubic yards, or 1.8 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x150 Driveway?
A 10x150 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 18.52 cubic yards, or 25.9 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x16 Greenhouse Floor?
A 10x16 greenhouse needs about 2.1 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x16 Patio?
A 10x16 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.48 cubic yards, or 2.1 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x18 Patio?
A 10x18 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.67 cubic yards, or 2.3 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x20 Chicken Run?
A 10x20 chicken run needs about 2.6 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x20 Dog Run?
A 10x20 dog run needs about 2.6 tons of gravel at 3 inches deep. Depth table, base prep and stone choice explained.
How Much Gravel for a 10x20 Parking Pad?
A 10x20 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 2.47 cubic yards, or 3.5 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x20 Patio?
A 10x20 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.85 cubic yards, or 2.6 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x200 Driveway?
A 10x200 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 24.69 cubic yards, or 34.6 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x24 Parking Pad?
A 10x24 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 2.96 cubic yards, or 4.1 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x24 Patio?
A 10x24 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.22 cubic yards, or 3.1 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x25 Driveway?
A 10x25 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 3.09 cubic yards, or 4.3 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x250 Driveway?
A 10x250 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 30.86 cubic yards, or 43.2 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x30 Driveway?
A 10x30 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 3.70 cubic yards, or 5.2 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x30 Parking Pad?
A 10x30 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 3.70 cubic yards, or 5.2 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x30 Patio?
A 10x30 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.78 cubic yards, or 3.9 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x300 Driveway?
A 10x300 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 37.04 cubic yards, or 51.9 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x35 Driveway?
A 10x35 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 4.32 cubic yards, or 6.0 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x36 Parking Pad?
A 10x36 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 4.44 cubic yards, or 6.2 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x40 Driveway?
A 10x40 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 4.94 cubic yards, or 6.9 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x40 Parking Pad?
A 10x40 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 4.94 cubic yards, or 6.9 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x45 Driveway?
A 10x45 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 5.56 cubic yards, or 7.8 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x50 Driveway?
A 10x50 driveway at 4 inches deep needs about 6.17 cubic yards, or 8.6 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Gravel for a 10x50 Parking Pad?
A 10x50 parking pad at 4 inches deep needs about 6.17 cubic yards, or 8.6 tons, of gravel. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
