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i have a question about mulch measurment!

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Mulch must be spread three inches thick. I buy it by the yard and I need to know how many yards I'll need to cover 360 square feet.
Jul 17 '07 #1
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trbjr
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myayden03,

consider this: yards are a measure of volume, so you are buying cubic yards, that is, 36 inches x 36 inches x 36 inches = 1 cu yard. This calculates to 46,656 cu inches to a single yard.

Convert your 360 square feet to inches. 360 square feet represent a rectangle that is 36 ft by 10 ft, which can be transposed into inches or [(36x12) x (10x12)], which
equals 432 lineal inches x 120 lineal inches or 51,840 square inches.

Now add your 3 inches of mulch. That is, 3 x 51,840 = 155,520 cu inches.

Divide that by the cu inches in one yard: 155,520/46,656 = 3.333 yards of mulch.

Usually, you have to buy whole yards, so you decide whether to buy 3 or 4 yards.

I would buy 4 and put the rest on my flower beds!

trbjr
Jul 17 '07 #2

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