How deep should pea gravel be?

Use 2–3 inches over landscape fabric; deeper gravel shifts underfoot.

How much area does a ton of pea gravel cover?

At 2 inches deep, a ton covers about 100 square feet.

Enter the area and depth to estimate how much pea gravel you need for a path, patio, or play area. Get cubic yards and tons.

Estimates only. Round up and buy a little extra to account for waste, spills, and breakage.

Volume (cu ft) = area × depth ÷ 12. Cubic yards = cu ft ÷ 27. Waste-adjusted = volume × (1 + waste%).

How deep should pea gravel be?: Use 2–3 inches over landscape fabric; deeper gravel shifts underfoot.
How much area does a ton of pea gravel cover?: At 2 inches deep, a ton covers about 100 square feet.

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