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Which will cover more area a yard of stone or a ton of stone?
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What type of stone? Pumice or granite? |
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A yard of stone weights well over a ton so unless this is a tricky math question you have your answer |
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I often feel like we're doing people's homework here. |
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 Originally Posted by rtw_travel
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