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BUCKEYE OUTDOOR SUPPLY / CHESTERLAND, OHIO

River & Pea Gravel.

Washed river and pea gravel in three sizes for beds, paths and dry creek beds. Pickup in Cleveland; call about Chesterland pickup, or arrange delivery across Northeast Ohio.

Rounded, earth-toned washed river gravel

Material photo for reference. Color and texture vary by batch.

PLAN YOUR PROJECT

Pick the stone
by its job.

  • Surface and base are separate layers. Order each one for its role.
  • Size changes everything. Smaller stone is easier underfoot; larger stone drains and stays put.
  • Set edging and fabric first, before the stone goes down.
  • Gravel is heavy. Check the weight of your order before planning a pickup load.
Estimate your quantity

THREE STONES

Three stones.
Three jobs.

#8 pea gravel

Small, rounded washed stone, about ¼–½ inch. Comfortable underfoot with a fine, finished look.

Use it for
Decorative paths, borders and areas under decks.

#57 washed river gravel

Earth-toned washed stone, about ½–1 inch, with a natural rounded look.

Use it for
Decorative beds and drainage areas.

#34 washed river gravel

Large washed stone, about 1–3 inches, for bold texture.

Use it for
Dry creek beds, water features and accents.

AT A GLANCE

River & Pea Gravel
by the numbers.

  • River gravel#8 (¼–½ in.), #57 (½–1 in.), #34 (1–3 in.)
  • Decorative depth2–3 inches is common
  • Coverage1 cu yd covers about 108 sq ft at 3 in.
  • WeightWeight varies by material and moisture. Ask the yard for the estimated weight of your order.

Common questions.

What gravel is best for a walkway?

#8 pea gravel is the usual choice for a decorative path. It is small and comfortable to walk on. Use edging to hold it in place, and put a compacted base under any path that gets daily traffic.

What is the difference between #57 and #8 gravel?

Size. #57 runs about ½ to 1 inch; #8 pea gravel runs about ¼ to ½ inch. Smaller stone is easier underfoot. Larger stone drains better and is less likely to scatter.

How much does a yard of gravel weigh?

Weight varies with the stone and moisture. Ask the yard for the estimated load weight, then compare it with your vehicle or trailer’s rated payload. Delivery is available.

How much gravel do I need?

Square feet × depth in inches ÷ 324 = cubic yards. Use the calculator for several areas. Compaction is not included, so confirm base depths with your plan.

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