Posted by 300jk on March 08, 2019 at 16:48:57 from (172.56.22.46):
In Reply to: Re: Paving Driveway posted by Mark in Upstate on March 08, 2019 at 13:26:49:
Mark I agree with your post on how to do it, I just don't understand your math. If you take 7310( the square footage) multiply by .5 ( 6 inches of stone) I get 3655 as my volume in square feet. Divide 3655 by 27 ( 27 cubic feet per cubic yard) and I come up with 135.37 as how many yards of stone are needed. Take 135.37 multiply that by 1.5 ton per yard you used for the stone and I came up with 203.5 ton of stone needed. Just curious how you figure things ! I always do length x width x depth all in feet. That gives a cubic foot number. Divide by 27 and that gives you a cubic yard number. Multiply that by the weight per cubic yard and that gives you tonnage. I really didn't follow any of your math ! Guess I don't follow how you did it !
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