(2000 sq. ft.) X (1 in.) X (1 ft. / 12 in.) = 167 cu. ft.
(167 cu. ft.) X (1 cu. yd. / 27 cu. ft.) = 6.2 cu. yd.
Full size pickup truck will hold 2 to 3 cu. yd.
Tandem axle box truck will hold 10 cu. yd.
It will cover 324 sq/ft or 36 sq/yrd at 1" thick It will cover 162 sq/ft or 18 sq/yds at 2" thick It will cover 108 sq/ft or 12 sq/yds at 3" thick It will cover 81 sq/ft or 9 sq/yds at 4" thick.
it rather depends on how thick a layer you put down.
One "yard" of dirt (meaning one cubic yard) contains 46,656 cubic inches. Spread 8 inches thick this will cover 5832 square inches or 40.5 square feet.
You would have to have insurance on the dirt bike.
Roughly 12 square yards.
dirt. dirt. dirt......... and dirt
you don't, its dirt, the best you can do is rake it. i would cover it in pea stone
The opposite physically would be thin dirt. Dirt does not have an actual opposite.The opposite by words could be "thin water" or "thin air."
0.69444 cubic yard (rounded)
It will cover 174 square feet of area.Hope this helps
It depends on sevaral factors. 1. How thick the dirt is 2. How compact the dirt is. Just a rule of thumb. (per cubic yard) 3 inches deep will cover an area 5.5' x 20' 6 inches deep will cover an area 5.5' x 10' 1' deep with cover an area of about 5.5' x 5'
a yard of dirt is 27cubic feet 2" is 1/6' 27cubic ft / 1/6' = 162 square ft unless you meant 2" wide and 2" thick for 972 feet