FAQ

How many square feet does a yard of gravel cover?

One cubic yard of gravel covers about 162 sq ft at 2" deep, 100 sq ft at 3", or 80 sq ft at 4". Depth is the whole game — the same yard stretches or shrinks with every inch you add.

Coverage per cubic yard

2" deep ~162 sq ft
3" deep ~100 sq ft
4" deep ~80 sq ft

Paths and decorative areas typically run 2–3"; driveway top coats 2–4". A worked example: a 10 × 30 ft parking strip at 3" is 300 sq ft — order 3 yards, well inside the 6-yard stone load cap. Multiply square feet by depth in inches, divide by 324, and round up. The material calculator does it instantly — then pick your stone from the rock and gravel collection.

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