Topsoil loose is 2,050 pounds, about 1.03 tons. Wet topsoil on the same chart is 3,375 pounds. Dry sand is 2,619 pounds. Order the material on its own page: concrete, gravel, sand, topsoil, mulch.
FAQ
How much does a yard of concrete weigh?
About 3,780 pounds, or 1.89 tons, if you use QUIKRETE’s placed unit weight of about 140 pounds per cubic foot. 140 × 27 = 3,780. A different mix design weighs a different amount.
How many tons in a yard of gravel?
Dry gravel at 105 pounds per cubic foot is 2,835 pounds, 1.42 tons. The TRORC crushed-stone line is 2,700 pounds, 1.35 tons. Wet gravel at 125 pounds per cubic foot is 3,375 pounds, 1.69 tons.
How much does a yard of mulch weigh?
There is no single published bulk density that covers every mulch. Bags are sold by the cubic foot, not by a standard ton. Use the mulch page for volume and bags.
Sources
- QUIKRETE Concrete Mix 1101: Unit weight about 140 lb/cu ft for the placed concrete.
- Engineering ToolBox densities: Gravel, sand, and loose dirt.
- TRORC weight chart: Crushed stone and topsoil, loose and wet.