How Much Does a Yard of Gravel Weigh? (By Stone Type)
A cubic yard of gravel weighs about 1.4 tons, or roughly 2,800 lb. Most gravel and crushed stone falls between about 2,600 and 3,100 … Read more
Gravel & Stone Guides
Practical guides for projects built on gravel and stone: driveways, garden paths, patio bases, drainage and decorative rock beds. Learn which stone to choose for each job, how deep to lay it, how to prepare and edge the ground, and how to keep it in place for years. Each guide explains the steps in plain English and points you to the right calculator, so you can order the right amount in tons, cubic yards or bags.
Pea Gravel vs River Rock: Which to Use Where
The short answer: pea gravel is small, smooth stone about ⅜ in across that is comfortable to walk on, so it suits paths, patios, … Read more
How to Build a Gravel Driveway: Step by Step
To build a gravel driveway, dig out the grass and topsoil 8 to 12 inches deep, shape and compact the soil with a crown … Read more
Crusher Run vs #57 Stone: Which One Do You Need?
The main difference is stone dust. #57 stone is clean crushed stone, mostly ½ to 1 inch, with the fine dust washed or screened … Read more
Best Gravel for a Driveway: Types, Sizes and Layers
The best gravel for a driveway is angular crushed stone, laid in layers. Large stone such as #3 goes at the bottom for a … Read more