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Project Calculators

Mulch Usage Calculator

Figuring out the right amount of mulch (bulk or bagged) for your project can be easy. Just measure the square footage of your project and decide how deep you want the mulch to be.
Complete your project with one of the following options:
  • bags (1.75 cu. ft.) of mulch
  • bags (2 cu. ft.) of mulch
  • bales (4.8 cu. ft.) of mulch
  • bales (5.5 cu. ft.) of mulch
  • cubic yards of bulk mulch

Rock Usage Calculator

Figuring out the right amount of rock for your project can be easy. Just measure the square footage of your project and decide how deep you want the rock to be.
Complete your project with one of the following options:
  • bags (0.5 cu. ft.) rock
  • bags (1 cu. ft.) rock
  • cubic yards of rock

Sand Usage Calculator

Figuring out the right amount of sand for your project can be easy. Just measure the square footage of your project and decide how deep you want the sand to be.
Complete your project with one of the following options:
  • bags (0.5 cu. ft.) sand
  • cubic yards of sand

Sod Usage Calculator

Figuring out the right number of sod rolls for your project can be easy. Just measure the square footage of the area you need to cover. Sod comes in 2' x 5' rolls.
Complete your project with with rolls of sod.

Soil Usage Calculator

Figuring out the right amount of soil for your project can be easy. Just measure the square footage of your project and decide how deep you want the soil to be.
Complete your project with one of the following options:
  • bags (1 cu. ft.) soil
  • bags (32 quart) soil
  • cubic yards of soil

Chick Temperature Calculator

Figuring out the right temperature for your chick brooding pen can be easy. Just enter the total amount of weeks you have had your chicks.
Keep your brooding pen between °F and °F.
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