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From driveways to garden paths, our gravel calculator helps you determine the perfect amount of material.
To calculate how much gravel you need:
1 ton of gravel typically covers:
3 yards of gravel will cover approximately 300-400 square feet at a 2-inch depth, depending on the gravel size and compaction.
To calculate the quantity of gravel:
A full dump truck load of gravel can cost between $250 to $700 or more, depending on the type of gravel and your location.
The cost of 1 ton of gravel typically ranges from $15 to $75, depending on the type of gravel and your location.
The recommended depth for gravel depends on its use:
To calculate cubic feet, multiply length x width x depth (all in feet).
For a 100-foot driveway, you’ll need approximately 25-30 tons of gravel, assuming a width of 10 feet and a depth of 4-6 inches.
It’s generally not recommended to put sand under gravel, as it can shift and cause instability.
The best material to put under gravel is typically a geotextile fabric or landscape fabric.
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