#53 Stone – Limestone that is fines to 1 ½” in size. Used as a base for driveways, packs well.
#8 Stone – Limestone that is ½ to 3/4 ” in size. Most common product used for topping residential driveways.
#11 Stone – Limestone that is 3/8 to 1/2:” in size. Used for topping residential driveways. Much smaller than #8 stone.
#2 stone – Limestone that is 1 ½ to 2 ½ “in size. Used for Driveway base and temporary drives.
#4 Stone – Limestone that is 1 to 1 1/2” in size. Used for topping driveways and parking lots with heavy equipment traffic. This stone is larger than the typical stone used for personal driveways.
#5 Stone – Limestone that is ½ to 1 1/2” in size. Used for topping driveways and parking lots with heavy equipment traffic. This stone is larger than the typical stone used for personal driveways.
| Length: | ‘ | (in feet) |
| Width: | ‘ | (in feet) |
| Depth: | “ | (in inches) |
| Tonnage: | “ | Tons |
Tri-axle holds between 1 and 23 tons of product
Single-axle holds between 1 and 8 tons of product
To calculate tonnage use:
Length x Width x Depth x .0043 =Tonnage
(Length and width should be measured in feet, depth should be measured in inches)
Tri-axle holds 15 cu. yds of dirt
Single-axle holds 5.5 cu yds of dirt
To Calculate cubic yards use:
Length x Width x Depth ÷ 27 = cubic yards
(Length, width, and depth should be measured in feet)
