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Bulk Order Pack

Sold by weight, used by volume, and it shrinks in between

A volume calculator gives you what the hole holds. The yard sells by the ton. Between those two numbers sit two things nobody mentions at the counter: bulk material arrives loose and full of air — a plate compactor drives about a fifth of that out of crushed stone, so a base ordered at its finished depth arrives short — and below a minimum load a ready-mix supplier charges for the truck whether it is full or not. This is the order factor for six materials, the base depth by what will stand on it with tonnages per hundred square feet, the bags-versus-bulk crossover with the arithmetic shown, slab volumes with the over-order allowance and the thickened-edge correction, and the short-load fee that is never in the price per yard. 9 pages, printable, ending in what to settle before the delivery and a fill-in sheet for your own job. Advisory: your supplier's own densities and fees govern, and structural work needs an engineer.

What’s inside

Why a volume is not an order: bulk material is sold by weight, used by volume, and shrinks under compactionWhat to settle before the delivery, and the fill-in sheet for your own job
Plus a second PDF, worked out for you

Run one of the free calculators first and buy from that page, and this sheet is computed from your own figures. Buy from here and the pack still arrives complete — the sheet simply has no numbers of yours to work from yet.

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