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you are buying a gravel or aggregate, you can use the gravel calculator to calculate the weight of the gravel or aggregate you need to fill an area to a given depth. The calculator will then calculate the weight of the gravel or aggregate needed to fill an area to a given depth, then convert that to weight, bags and cost. It multiplyes the area (length × width) by the depth to get cubic feet, converts to cubic yards by dividing by 27, and to weight in US tons using a typical gravel density of about 1.4 tons per cubic yard. Loose gravel settles and spreads unevenly, so a small waste allowance is included by default. Enter a price per cubic yard and it multiplies through for the delivered cost. Use the gravel calculator to calculate the weight of the gravel or aggregate you need to fill an area to a given depth.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is 200 sq ft. At 2 inches deep that is 200 × (2 ÷ 12) = 33.3 cubic feet, weighing roughly 1.23 × 1.4 ≈ 1.7 US tons.Order by the yard is cheaper than bags.Order by the bag is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 10 ft area is cheaper than bags.Worked example: 20 × 1