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Free Gravel Calculator - Landscaping Made Easy

Calculate how much gravel, sand, or rock you need for landscaping projects. Estimate cubic yards, tons, and costs for driveways, patios, and gardens.

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Quick Answer

For 100 sq ft at 4" depth: 1.23 cubic yards ≈ 1.7 tons of gravel. Multiply area by depth, divide by 27 for cubic yards, multiply by 1.4 for tons.

Key Facts about Gravel Calculator:

  • 1 cubic yard = 27 cubic feet
  • Gravel: ~1.4 tons per cubic yard
  • Driveway depth: 4-6 inches typical
  • Add 10% extra for settling/waste
  • 1 ton covers ~100 sq ft at 2" depth

Why Use Our Gravel Calculator?

Complete material calculations:

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Gravel Volume

Cubic yards needed.

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Weight Estimate

Tons of material.

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Cost Estimate

Project material costs.

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Multiple Shapes

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How to Gravel Calculator in 3 Easy Steps

Calculate gravel needs:

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Enter Area

Length and width.

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Enter Depth

Material thickness.

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Get Results

Cubic yards and tons.

Order Accurately

Avoid ordering too little

Prevent expensive waste

Plan project budget

Multiple material types

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Right Amount
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Common Use Cases for Gravel Calculator

Perfect for:

Driveways

Gravel driveway materials.

Calculate Driveway

Patios

Patio base materials.

Calculate Patio

Gardens

Garden bed coverage.

Calculate Garden

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our gravel calculator

How do I calculate gravel needed?

Volume = L × W × D in feet, divide by 27 for cubic yards

Volume = Length × Width × Depth. Convert to cubic yards by dividing cubic feet by 27. For tons, multiply cubic yards by the material density (gravel ≈ 1.4 tons/cubic yard).

How much gravel for a driveway?

10x50 ft driveway at 4" depth ≈ 6 cubic yards / 8-9 tons

Standard depth is 4-6 inches. A 12x60 ft driveway at 4 inches deep needs: (12×60×0.33)/27 = 8.8 cubic yards, about 12-13 tons.

How many tons in a cubic yard of gravel?

~1.4 tons per cubic yard (varies by type)

Approximately 1.4 tons per cubic yard for most gravel. Varies by type: pea gravel ~1.3, crushed stone ~1.4, river rock ~1.5 tons per cubic yard.

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