Professional stone quantity calculator for your construction needs
Our landscaping stone calculator helps you determine the exact amount of stone needed for your outdoor projects. Whether you're creating garden paths, decorative borders, or ground cover, this tool ensures you order the right quantity of materials.
Building a stone wall? Calculate the precise amount of stone needed for your wall project. Our calculator helps you estimate materials needed for retaining walls, garden walls, and decorative stone walls, ensuring you stay within budget.
Planning a new patio or walkway? Our paver stone calculator helps you determine the exact number of stones needed for your project. Account for different paver sizes and patterns to create the perfect outdoor living space.
Calculate the amount of stone mulch needed for your landscaping project. Our calculator helps you determine coverage for garden beds, pathways, and decorative areas, ensuring proper depth and coverage.
Order stone materials in bulk with confidence. Our calculator helps you convert between cubic yards, tons, and square feet coverage, making it easy to order the right amount for any project size.
Planning a stone veneer or siding project? Calculate the exact amount of stone and mortar needed for your exterior walls. Account for windows, doors, and other openings to get precise measurements.
Multiply the length by width of your area to get square footage. For depth, multiply the result by the desired depth in inches, then divide by 12 to convert to cubic feet. For cubic yards, divide cubic feet by 27.
For a typical patio, calculate the square footage and multiply by the desired depth (usually 4-6 inches for base material). Add 10-15% extra for cuts, waste, and future repairs.
Different stones have varying densities and properties: Granite (2700 kg/m³) is extremely durable, Limestone (2400 kg/m³) is softer but attractive, Marble (2700 kg/m³) is luxurious, and Sandstone (2300 kg/m³) offers natural beauty.
One cubic yard of stone typically weighs between 1.2 and 1.8 tons, depending on the stone type. Multiply cubic yards by the stone's specific weight factor to get tons.
Yes, it's recommended to order 10-15% extra material to account for cuts, breakage, and future repairs. For complex patterns or irregular spaces, consider ordering up to 20% extra.