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Limestone Calculator

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Calculate the cubic yards and tons of crushed limestone needed for a driveway, path, or base layer.

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Cubic Yards Needed

1.85

Volume of crushed limestone needed.

Tons Needed (approx.)

2.59

Approximate weight, using a typical crushed and loose limestone density of 1.4 tons per cubic yard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What density does this calculator use for limestone?

1.4 tons per cubic yard, typical for crushed, loose limestone used in driveways and base layers. Solid, uncrushed limestone is considerably denser.

How deep should crushed limestone be for a driveway?

A common range is 4 to 6 inches for a base layer, sometimes with a thinner top layer of finer material.

Is crushed limestone the same weight as crushed stone?

They are similar, both typically around 1.4 tons per cubic yard loose, though exact density varies by quarry and stone size.

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