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Gravel needed
5.44 tons
Volume incl. extra
3.89 cu yd
Estimated gravel cost
$245.00
Rough estimate, not a guarantee. Actual costs vary by supplier, location and project.
Estimate only. Not 100% accurate or guaranteed. Rough estimate, not a guarantee and not financial advice. Actual costs vary by supplier, location and project. Check local prices, product labels and your own measurements before you buy, and get quotes or check with a qualified pro for structural, electrical or permitted work.
Material quantities and prices are rough estimates, not a guarantee and not financial advice. Check product labels, local codes and your own measurements before you buy.
How it works
Suppliers often sell gravel by the ton, so volume is converted with a weight per cubic yard. That weight is an assumption; your supplier's figure is better.
The formula
Cubic yards = area × (depth ÷ 12) ÷ 27 × (1 + extra %)
Tons = cubic yards × tons per cubic yard
Cost = tons × price per ton
How to use this calculator
Measure the area.
Choose the depth.
Enter your supplier's weight per yard and price per ton.
Frequently asked questions
Why add extra?
Gravel compacts and spreads unevenly, so a little extra avoids a second delivery.