Six yards of stone — a full truckload — covers about 486 sq ft at 2 inches, 324 sq ft at 3 inches, or 240 sq ft at 4 inches. One yard spreads 324 sq ft per inch of depth, so multiply by six and divide by your depth in inches.
One 6-yard load in real projects
- Driveway top-up at 2" — close to 500 sq ft, a typical two-car drive
- Decorative beds at 3" — about 324 sq ft of borders and beds
- New gravel pad at 4" — roughly a 15x16 area
Need more? Dispatch sequences a second truck, each load with its own fee. Browse rock and gravel by the yard and confirm your square footage with the material calculator.
