Wood mulches coverage.
River rock coverage per ton.
I want to ensure an equal coverage to a depth of 2 yards.
8 wall rock coverage.
Divide the cubic yards you need to cover with river rock by the number one bag of covers.
One ton 2 000 lbs.
1 2 1 covers approximately 100 square feet 1 1 2 3 covers approximately 55 square feet 3 8 covers approximately 40 square feet dirt sand and ag mix coverage per ton at 2.
Square feet of coverage area coverage area per 1 ton tons of rock needed.
River rock weighs 2 800 lbs.
One 1 ton of river rock covers approximately a 50 75 sq.
The same rule applies when you purchase river rock by the ton.
2 000 divided by 2 800 equals roughly 0 71.
For example if you need 25 cubic feet of river rock and each bag covers 1 2 cubic foot buy 50 bags.
I want to calculate the volume weight and cost of this landscaping project.
1 4 rock size covers approximately 120 square feet rip rap coverage per ton.
The product is a natural stone out of tennessee.
2000 lbs 1 ton pallet of river rock.
Per cubic yard that s 1 4 tons per cubic yard.
65 square feet per ton.
If you re using smaller materials say 3 4 1 you may need only 3.
3 4 1 screened gravel.
The answer depends on how deep the coverage will be.
Ask the landscaping company how many cubic yards a ton of river rock covers at various rock.
1 cubic yard 1 25 tons for most landscape material with the exception of lava rock or mulch just multiply the total by 1 25.
River rock coverage per ton at 2 deep.
3 6 size covers approximately 40 square feet river rock coverage per ton at 2 deep.
This river rock ranges from 4 in.
Using this formula you can see that if you re looking to cover 360 square feet with 1 3 size rocks you re probably going to need 4 5 tons.
4 strip stone coverage.
45 square feet per ton.
20 square feet per ton.
1 2 1 covers approximately 100 square feet 1 1 2 3 covers approximately 55 square feet 3 8 covers approximately 40 square feet.
The calculator can use the price per unit mass volume of the river rock to calculate the total cost of the material.
L w square footage of coverage area.
180 square feet per ton at 3 depth.
River rock is a natural stone pulled from river beds.
A dry creek bed is just one of the many uses for river rock in landscaping.
125 square feet per ton up to 1 thick.
