How Deep Should the Screening Sand Layer Be for Paver Installation?

The depth of the screening sand layer depends on the specifics of the project. Below is a general guide for the coverage of 1 Cubic Yard of screening sand:

  • 2 inches deep: 1 cubic yard covers approximately 160 square feet.

  • 3 inches deep: 1 cubic yard covers roughly 100 square feet.

  • 4 inches deep: 1 cubic yard covers around 80 square feet.

This guide should help you determine the right amount of material based on the depth required for your project.

40-lb-bag: $4.95
half-yard: $45.00
1-cu-yard: $77.00
Concrete screening sand is a fine, clean, and compactable material commonly used in a variety of construction and landscaping projects. It serves as an ideal base for laying pavers, bricks, or stone in patios and walkways due to its excellent leveling properties. It is also used in concrete mixes to improve texture and workability or as a bedding layer for pipe installations and trench work. With its fine grain size and consistent composition, screening sand ensures stability, drainage, and a smooth finish for many foundational applications.

Please Note: Screening sand is a bedding material that should be used in combination with Recycled Concrete or Road Base. These materials provide a solid foundation, helping to prevent pavers from shifting or moving over time.

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Size

1 CU. Yard, 1/2 CU. Yard, 40lb Bag

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