Gravel and stone (page 22 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 Sand for a 16x24 Patio?
A 16x24 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 3.56 cubic yards, or 4.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 16x30 Patio?
A 16x30 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 4.44 cubic yards, or 6.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 16x32 Oval Above Ground Pool?
A 16x32 oval above ground pool needs about 2.82 cubic yards (3.8 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x10 Patio?
A 20x10 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.85 cubic yards, or 2.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x12 Patio?
A 20x12 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.22 cubic yards, or 3.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x14 Patio?
A 20x14 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.59 cubic yards, or 3.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x16 Patio?
A 20x16 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.96 cubic yards, or 4.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x18 Patio?
A 20x18 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 3.33 cubic yards, or 4.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x20 Patio?
A 20x20 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 3.70 cubic yards, or 5.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x24 Patio?
A 20x24 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 4.44 cubic yards, or 6.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 20x30 Patio?
A 20x30 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 5.56 cubic yards, or 7.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 21 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 21 ft round above ground pool needs about 2.14 cubic yards (2.9 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 24 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 24 ft round above ground pool needs about 2.79 cubic yards (3.8 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 27 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 27 ft round above ground pool needs about 3.53 cubic yards (4.8 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 28 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 28 ft round above ground pool needs about 3.80 cubic yards (5.1 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 30 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 30 ft round above ground pool needs about 4.36 cubic yards (5.9 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 33 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
A 33 ft round above ground pool needs about 5.28 cubic yards (7.1 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x10 Walkway?
A 3x10 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.28 cubic yards, or 0.4 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x100 Walkway?
A 3x100 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.78 cubic yards, or 3.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x15 Walkway?
A 3x15 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.42 cubic yards, or 0.6 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x20 Walkway?
A 3x20 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.56 cubic yards, or 0.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x25 Walkway?
A 3x25 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.69 cubic yards, or 0.9 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x3 Sandbox?
A 3x3 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 7.5 cubic feet of sand, about 15 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x30 Walkway?
A 3x30 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.83 cubic yards, or 1.1 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x40 Walkway?
A 3x40 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.11 cubic yards, or 1.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x50 Walkway?
A 3x50 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.39 cubic yards, or 1.9 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x60 Walkway?
A 3x60 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.67 cubic yards, or 2.3 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 3x75 Walkway?
A 3x75 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.08 cubic yards, or 2.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x10 Walkway?
A 4x10 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.37 cubic yards, or 0.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x100 Walkway?
A 4x100 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 3.70 cubic yards, or 5.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x15 Walkway?
A 4x15 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.56 cubic yards, or 0.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x20 Walkway?
A 4x20 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.74 cubic yards, or 1.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x25 Walkway?
A 4x25 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.93 cubic yards, or 1.2 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x30 Walkway?
A 4x30 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.11 cubic yards, or 1.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x4 Sandbox?
A 4x4 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 13.3 cubic feet of sand, about 27 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x40 Walkway?
A 4x40 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.48 cubic yards, or 2.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x5 Sandbox?
A 4x5 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 16.7 cubic feet of sand, about 34 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x50 Walkway?
A 4x50 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.85 cubic yards, or 2.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x6 Sandbox?
A 4x6 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 20.0 cubic feet of sand, about 40 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x60 Walkway?
A 4x60 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.22 cubic yards, or 3.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 4x75 Walkway?
A 4x75 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.78 cubic yards, or 3.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x10 Walkway?
A 5x10 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.46 cubic yards, or 0.6 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x100 Walkway?
A 5x100 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 4.63 cubic yards, or 6.3 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x15 Walkway?
A 5x15 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.69 cubic yards, or 0.9 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x20 Walkway?
A 5x20 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.93 cubic yards, or 1.2 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x25 Walkway?
A 5x25 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.16 cubic yards, or 1.6 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x30 Walkway?
A 5x30 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.39 cubic yards, or 1.9 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x40 Walkway?
A 5x40 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.85 cubic yards, or 2.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x5 Sandbox?
A 5x5 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 20.8 cubic feet of sand, about 42 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x50 Walkway?
A 5x50 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.31 cubic yards, or 3.1 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x6 Sandbox?
A 5x6 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 25.0 cubic feet of sand, about 50 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x60 Walkway?
A 5x60 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.78 cubic yards, or 3.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 5x75 Walkway?
A 5x75 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 3.47 cubic yards, or 4.7 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x10 Walkway?
A 6x10 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.56 cubic yards, or 0.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x100 Walkway?
A 6x100 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 5.56 cubic yards, or 7.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x15 Walkway?
A 6x15 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 0.83 cubic yards, or 1.1 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x20 Walkway?
A 6x20 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.11 cubic yards, or 1.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x25 Walkway?
A 6x25 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.39 cubic yards, or 1.9 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x30 Walkway?
A 6x30 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 1.67 cubic yards, or 2.3 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x40 Walkway?
A 6x40 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.22 cubic yards, or 3.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x50 Walkway?
A 6x50 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 2.78 cubic yards, or 3.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x6 Sandbox?
A 6x6 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 30.0 cubic feet of sand, about 60 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x60 Walkway?
A 6x60 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 3.33 cubic yards, or 4.5 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x75 Walkway?
A 6x75 walkway at 3 inches deep needs about 4.17 cubic yards, or 5.6 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 6x8 Sandbox?
A 6x8 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 40.0 cubic feet of sand, about 80 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 7x7 Sandbox?
A 7x7 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 40.8 cubic feet of sand, about 82 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x10 Patio?
A 8x10 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 0.74 cubic yards, or 1.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x12 Patio?
A 8x12 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 0.89 cubic yards, or 1.2 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x14 Patio?
A 8x14 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.04 cubic yards, or 1.4 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x16 Patio?
A 8x16 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.19 cubic yards, or 1.6 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x18 Patio?
A 8x18 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.33 cubic yards, or 1.8 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x20 Patio?
A 8x20 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.48 cubic yards, or 2.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x24 Patio?
A 8x24 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 1.78 cubic yards, or 2.4 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for a 8x30 Patio?
A 8x30 patio at 3 inches deep needs about 2.22 cubic yards, or 3.0 tons, of sand. Depth table, math and ordering tips.
How Much Sand for an 18 Ft Round Above Ground Pool?
An 18 ft round above ground pool needs about 1.57 cubic yards (2.1 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for an 18x33 Oval Above Ground Pool?
An 18x33 oval above ground pool needs about 3.24 cubic yards (4.4 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for an 18x36 Oval Above Ground Pool?
An 18x36 oval above ground pool needs about 3.57 cubic yards (4.8 tons) of sand for a 2-inch base. Cove, bag counts and leveling tips.
How Much Sand for an 8x10 Sandbox?
An 8x10 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 66.7 cubic feet of sand, about 134 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Sand for an 8x8 Sandbox?
An 8x8 sandbox filled 10 inches deep holds 53.3 cubic feet of sand, about 107 bags of 50 lb play sand. Depths, bulk options and tips.
How Much Stone to Fill a Gabion Basket: Tons and Sizes
How much stone to fill a gabion basket: get cubic yards, multiply by about 1.4 to 1.5 tons per yard, and use 4 to 8 inch rock bigger than the mesh.
How Much Topsoil for 1,000 Square Feet?
Covering 1,000 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 12.35 cubic yards (about 14.8 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 1,200 Square Feet?
Covering 1,200 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 14.81 cubic yards (about 17.8 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 1,500 Square Feet?
Covering 1,500 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 18.52 cubic yards (about 22.2 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 100 Square Feet?
Covering 100 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 1.23 cubic yards (about 1.5 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 2,000 Square Feet?
Covering 2,000 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 24.69 cubic yards (about 29.6 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 2,500 Square Feet?
Covering 2,500 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 30.86 cubic yards (about 37.0 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 200 Square Feet?
Covering 200 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 2.47 cubic yards (about 3.0 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 250 Square Feet?
Covering 250 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 3.09 cubic yards (about 3.7 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 3,000 Square Feet?
Covering 3,000 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 37.04 cubic yards (about 44.4 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 300 Square Feet?
Covering 300 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 3.70 cubic yards (about 4.4 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 400 Square Feet?
Covering 400 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 4.94 cubic yards (about 5.9 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 5,000 Square Feet?
Covering 5,000 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 61.73 cubic yards (about 74.1 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 500 Square Feet?
Covering 500 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 6.17 cubic yards (about 7.4 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 600 Square Feet?
Covering 600 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 7.41 cubic yards (about 8.9 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 750 Square Feet?
Covering 750 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 9.26 cubic yards (about 11.1 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Much Topsoil for 800 Square Feet?
Covering 800 sq ft with 4 inches of topsoil takes about 9.88 cubic yards (about 11.9 tons). Yards for 1 to 6 inches and bag counts.
How Thick a Plate Compactor Can Compact a Driveway Base
A walk-behind plate compacts a thin lift of gravel, on the order of a few inches of loose stone, not a 10-inch loose pile. Extra passes on a thick lift do not reach the bottom. Match the lift to the machine you have, or the asphalt will settle later.
How to Build a Gravel Driveway That Lasts
How to build a gravel driveway step by step: layout, excavation, fabric, base stone, top layer, crown, and drainage. Material amounts and common mistakes.
How to Compact Gravel Without a Compactor
How to compact gravel without a plate compactor: hand tampers, water, vehicle rolling, and lawn rollers. What works for small areas and when to rent one.
How to Fix a Muddy Driveway: Quick Fixes for Now and Permanent Fixes That Last
Why driveways turn to mud and how to fix them: fast temporary traction, then drainage, excavation, fabric, big stone and a compacted top layer so it stays firm.
Item 4 Gravel Driveway: Depth, Tons and Lifts
Item 4 is the New York name for crushed subbase stone. What it is, why it packs, how thick to lay it on a driveway, and how many tons of Item 4 to order.
Landscape Fabric Under Gravel: When It Helps
Landscape fabric under gravel keeps stone from sinking into soil and slows weeds. Woven vs nonwoven, how to install it, and when to skip it.
Landscape Rake for a Gravel Driveway: Hand vs Tractor Rakes and How to Use Them
A landscape rake spreads and levels gravel, fills potholes and restores a crown. Choosing a hand or three-point tractor rake, width, material and technique.
Limestone Gravel Driveway: Pros, Cons, Sizes and How It Holds Up
What to expect from a limestone gravel driveway: how crushed limestone packs, which sizes to layer, dust and color, trap rock comparison, and upkeep.
Los Angeles Abrasion Test: Procedure, Limits and Values
The Los Angeles abrasion test tumbles coarse aggregate with steel balls to rate toughness. AASHTO T 96 steps, the math, common limits and rock values.
Number 1 Stone: Size, Weight, and When to Use It
Number 1 stone is large clean crushed stone, roughly 1 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches. Weight, coverage, and uses for construction entrances and soft ground.
Number 57 Stone: Size, Weight, Uses, and Coverage
Number 57 stone is clean crushed stone about 1/2 to 1 inch with no fines. Weight per yard, coverage per ton, and uses for drainage, driveways, and bases.
Paving an Asphalt Driveway on Sandy Soil
Sand can be a workable subgrade when it is confined and compacted, and it can rut or wash when it is dry, saturated, or free to move at the edges.
Pea Gravel Driveway: Pros, Cons and How Many Tons
Is a pea gravel driveway a good idea? Why the round stones roll and spread, when they work, how to build one that stays put, and how many tons to order.
Pea Gravel for a Playground: Depth and Safety
Pea gravel for a playground should be kept at least 9 inches deep, often placed 12 inches to allow for settling, with edging and regular raking.
Pea Gravel Patio: How to Build One and What It Costs
A pea gravel patio is a low-cost, well-draining outdoor space. How to build it with base, edging, and depth, how much gravel you need, and upkeep tips.
Pipe Bedding Stone: Best Gravel, Depth and How Much
Pipe bedding stone basics: which gravel works under and around pipe, typical bedding and cover depths, haunching, and how many tons to order for a trench.
Polymeric Sand Coverage: Bags per Square Foot
Polymeric sand coverage depends on joint width and paver size, often roughly 30 to 75 sq ft per 50 lb bag. Estimate bags and avoid haze and washout.
Quarry Process (QP) Stone: What It Is, Weight and Tons
Quarry process (QP) is 3/4 inch crushed stone with fines that packs hard. QP vs crusher run and DGA, uses, weight per yard and how many tons to order.
Retaining Wall Base Gravel: Type, Depth, and Tons
Retaining wall base gravel is usually 6 inches of compacted crushed stone with fines, about 0.17 tons per foot of wall. Drainage stone and pipe too.
Riprap Sizes and Weight: Classes, Tons, and Coverage
Riprap sizes and weight vary by class, from fist-sized to boulders. See typical size ranges, weight per cubic yard, layer thickness, and tonnage math.
River Rock Driveway: Why Round Stone Rolls, and How to Get the Look Without the Problems
River rock looks great but rolls, ruts and scatters under tires. The problems with a river rock driveway, better sizes, grid systems and hybrid designs.
Rock for a Dry Creek Bed: Sizes and How Much
Rock for a dry creek bed works best as a mix: 1 to 3 inch river rock for the base, 3 to 8 inch cobbles on the sides, and boulders at bends. Amounts.
Shell Driveway: Crushed Oyster and Clam Shell Pros, Cons, Depth and Upkeep
What to know before a crushed shell driveway: how oyster and clam shell packs, drainage, smell, sharp edges, depth, base, topping up and when stone is smarter.
Should You Add Sand to Driveway Sealer?
Adding sand to driveway sealer improves traction and texture, but only if the product allows it. How much sand, what type, and when to skip it.
Sieve Analysis of Aggregate: Steps and Gradation Curve
Sieve analysis of aggregate explained: sieve sizes, sample size, percent passing math, the gradation curve and fineness modulus, with a worked example.
Slag Driveway: Pros, Cons, Weight per Yard and What to Ask Your Supplier
Thinking about a slag driveway? What steel and blast furnace slag are, how they pack and drain, expansion and runoff concerns, and how to order the right tons.
Stockpile Volume Formula: Cone and Windrow Piles to Tons
Stockpile volume formula for cone and long windrow piles, using height, circumference and angle of repose, plus how to turn cubic yards into tons.
Stone Dust Driveway: Does Screenings Work as a Driveway Surface?
Stone dust packs hard but turns soft and muddy when wet and washes out on slopes. When a stone dust driveway works, when it fails, and the better layer setups.
Stone Mastic Asphalt (SMA): How It Works, Where It's Used and Why It Costs More
Stone mastic asphalt (stone matrix asphalt, SMA) is a gap-graded, rut-resistant surface mix. How its stone skeleton, fibers and mastic work, and trade-offs.
Surge Stone: Using Large Rock to Bridge Mud and Soft Ground
Surge stone is large crushed rock used to stabilize muddy, soft ground under driveways, farm lanes and site entrances. Sizes, placement and what goes on top.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 10 ft Road
A 10-foot-wide road needs about 17 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 12 ft Road
A 12-foot-wide road needs about 21 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 14 ft Road
A 14-foot-wide road needs about 24 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 16 ft Road
A 16-foot-wide road needs about 28 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 18 ft Road
A 18-foot-wide road needs about 31 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 20 ft Road
A 20-foot-wide road needs about 35 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 22 ft Road
A 22-foot-wide road needs about 38 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 24 ft Road
A 24-foot-wide road needs about 41 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 28 ft Road
A 28-foot-wide road needs about 48 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per 100 Feet of 32 ft Road
A 32-foot-wide road needs about 55 tons of crushed stone per 100 feet at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 10 ft Road
A 10-foot-wide road needs about 913 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 12 ft Road
A 12-foot-wide road needs about 1,095 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 14 ft Road
A 14-foot-wide road needs about 1,278 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 16 ft Road
A 16-foot-wide road needs about 1,460 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 18 ft Road
A 18-foot-wide road needs about 1,643 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 20 ft Road
A 20-foot-wide road needs about 1,825 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 22 ft Road
A 22-foot-wide road needs about 2,008 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 24 ft Road
A 24-foot-wide road needs about 2,190 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 28 ft Road
A 28-foot-wide road needs about 2,555 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crushed Stone per Mile of 32 ft Road
A 32-foot-wide road needs about 2,920 tons of crushed stone per mile at 4 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crusher Run per 100 Feet of 10 ft Road
A 10-foot-wide road needs about 29 tons of crusher run per 100 feet at 6 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crusher Run per 100 Feet of 12 ft Road
A 12-foot-wide road needs about 34 tons of crusher run per 100 feet at 6 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crusher Run per 100 Feet of 14 ft Road
A 14-foot-wide road needs about 40 tons of crusher run per 100 feet at 6 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.
Tons of Crusher Run per 100 Feet of 16 ft Road
A 16-foot-wide road needs about 46 tons of crusher run per 100 feet at 6 inches. Depth table, truck count and the math.