Gravel Calculations Made Easy
Estimating gravel by eye often backfires as you can end up with costly leftovers or an annoying shortage at critical times. A gravel calculator fixes that by taking your inputs and bringing you the exact gravel volume and weight you need. It cuts waste, speeds up planning, reduces extra delivery runs, and works for project of any shape and size.
Small, rounded pebbles (≈ 10 mm) gentle underfoot—ideal for garden paths, dog runs, and play areas.
Sharp-edged fragments that interlock tightly—perfect for driveways, road bases, and high-load areas.
Smooth, naturally tumbled stones used decoratively in dry creek beds, water features, and edging.
Pink, grey, or red specks of crushed granite—popular for modern paths and decorative mulch.
Pale grey, calcium-rich chips that compact firmly—great under pavers and for road sub-base.
Sparkling, exceptionally hard fragments that resist weathering—suitable for high-traffic areas.
Thin, flat shards in blue, plum, or green tones—give contemporary texture around borders and ponds.
Bright white, reflective pieces that keep soil cool—great for formal beds but can glare in strong sun.
Crushed, screened concrete—eco-friendly choice for sub-base layers and temporary access roads.
Weathered granite fines that compact into a firm surface—perfect for patios, trails, and xeriscapes.
Get answers to common questions about gravel calculations, project depths, and ordering the right amount of material