Rip Rap is great for creating dry river beds, erosion control or just get creative and build columns, walls or anything in your imagination.
1 Ton = 2,000 LBS
1 Ton = 5-1/2 Level Wheelbarrows
1 Yard = 7 Level Wheelbarrows
1 Cubic Yard = 6-7 Level Wheelbarrows
20 Shovels = 3 Cubic Foot Wheelbarrow
L - Shaped Driveway or Pad
Example 2
This would be done in two sections
18'x40' = 720 square feet
10'x40' = 400 square feet
400' + 720' = 1, 120 square feet
Material quantity can be determined by computing the square footage of the area being landscaped.
Measure the length of area and multiply by the width of the area to get your square footage.
Length x Width = Square Footage (example 15'x25' = 375')
Divide 375' by 100 = 3.75 tons of material, 2" in depth
Rock
1 ton of rock will cover approximately:
- 100 sq. ft. 2" deep
- 80 sq. ft. 3" deep
- 60 sq. ft. 4" deep
- 40 sq. ft. 6" deep
Rip Rap
1"-4" rock will cover approximately:
- 80 sq. ft. per ton
3"-8" rock will cover approximately:
- 65 - 75 sq. ft. per ton
Figuring Square Footage
Coverage Chart
623-580-7266
1/4 Minus or 3/8 Minus is great for driveways or pathways. Madison Gold or Table Mesa Brown
creates nice accent colors.
Driveway or Pad
Example 1
Standard Driveway or Pad:
15'x25' = 375 square feet
Landscaping Rock in Scottsdale, Decorative Rock, Madison Gold rock