redoing driveway it measures
12ft x 80ft and 6in thick how much material do I need? in cubic yards
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Re: how many cubic yards is this
by Guest » Sun Jul 01, 2007 5:33 pm
guest1 wrote:redoing driveway it measures
12ft x 80ft and 6in thick how much material do I need? in cubic yards
5" = 0.5' so
12' x 80' x 0.5' = 480 cu ft
27 cu ft = 1 cu yd (3 x 3 x 3)
so 17.8 cu yd.
I don't know if any allowance needs to be made for packing down when rolled, but round up.
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