VO Landscape Design
06-24-2009, 12:05 AM
Trying this in a different forum.
A client wants a dry creek bed in their yard. It starts out about 6' at the top and 10' at the end and 41' long. I know the basics of design but am having problems with the amount of rocks for it. With the different size on the bottom building up to larger on the top is there a easy way to figure out approx. how much of each? It will be about 12" deep at the deepest part.
I am thinking Rock A (the smallest) at about 300 sq.ft. X 2" depth = 600sq.ft. Plus another 82sq.ft. X 10" depth = 820sq.ft.for the deepest part. Rock B (larger) at 208sq.ft. X 3" depth = 624sq.ft. Rock C (largest) at 129sq.ft. X 2" depth = 252sq.ft.
I hope this is clearer than it sounds to me.
Here is a picture of the area. The shaded area is where they would like it.
Thank you
VO
A client wants a dry creek bed in their yard. It starts out about 6' at the top and 10' at the end and 41' long. I know the basics of design but am having problems with the amount of rocks for it. With the different size on the bottom building up to larger on the top is there a easy way to figure out approx. how much of each? It will be about 12" deep at the deepest part.
I am thinking Rock A (the smallest) at about 300 sq.ft. X 2" depth = 600sq.ft. Plus another 82sq.ft. X 10" depth = 820sq.ft.for the deepest part. Rock B (larger) at 208sq.ft. X 3" depth = 624sq.ft. Rock C (largest) at 129sq.ft. X 2" depth = 252sq.ft.
I hope this is clearer than it sounds to me.
Here is a picture of the area. The shaded area is where they would like it.
Thank you
VO