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Driveway Materials

Calculate materials needed for a new driveway

Driveway Cost Comparison

Compare costs of different driveway materials

Formula

Concrete (cu yd) = L × W × Thickness / 12 / 27 | Asphalt (tons) = L × W × Thickness × 145 / 12 / 2000 | Gravel (cu yd) = L × W × Depth / 12 / 27

Frequently Asked Questions

How thick should a concrete driveway be?
Standard concrete driveways should be 4 inches thick. Increase to 5-6 inches for heavy vehicles (RVs, trucks) or at the apron where it meets the street. Use 4,000 PSI concrete mix for driveways. Fiber mesh or wire mesh reinforcement is recommended.
How wide should a driveway be?
Single car: 10-12 feet wide. Two cars side-by-side: 20-24 feet. With parking pad: 12 feet for driving lane + parking area. Check local codes for minimum setback requirements from property lines.

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