·Example Calculation For a project 20 feet by 10 feet needing feet of stone dust you d calculate 20 x 10 x / 27 = cubic yards With the 10% waste factor round up to about 4 cubic yards This ensures you ll have enough for your needs Considering Waste Factor Ordering stone dust requires planning for a 10% waste factor
·First calculate the area in square feet of your project As an example a 10 foot wide 20 foot long driveway is a 200 square foot area Then multiply the area by the depth For instance if you are using four inches of crushed stone under a patio area or for a driveway four inches converted to feet is 33 So our calculation is 33 x 200
Click the Calculate button to get the amount of crushed stone needed in cubic yards How it Calculates the Results This calculator uses the following steps to calculate the amount of crushed stone needed Converts the depth from inches to feet by dividing by 12 Multiplies the length width and depth in feet to get the volume in cubic feet
·Calculator for adding subtracting multiplying and dividing feet and inches using whole numbers mixed numbers and fractions Construction related calculator to solve problems with feet and inches calculations Free online calculator for adding subtracting multiplying and dividing mixed numbers and fractions
·To convert feet to centimeters multiply your feet figure by cm = feet × To convert from feet and inches convert your feet figure to inches first multiply it by 12 add on the inches remainder and then multiply the result by Example conversion
·Guided Tour Steps to Use the Stone Calculator Our Stone Calculator is incredibly easy to use Follow the step by step instructions below to effortlessly calculate the amount of stones you need for your project You ll be amazed at how simple and accurate it is Open the Stone Calculator Enter the area and volume of your project
2 ·Why is the Stoneyard Wallstone Calculator Ideal for Natural Stone Projects Designed for Natural Stone This tool is particularly valuable when working with natural stone By entering the depth length and height of your wall you can calculate the required cubic feet of New England Wallstone Fieldstone and the number of tons to order
3 ·As a shortcut try our cubic yardage calculator to conveniently calculate your volume Step Two Calculate Gravel Weight in Tons Armed with the volume of material needed in cubic yards the weight of material in tons can be found by multiplying the volume by the material density Most gravel weighs to tons per cubic yard
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