Topsoil for 200 sq ft
At 4 inches deep, 5 percent added.
Cubic yards
2.59cu yd
Tons (approx)
2.85tons
cubic yards = 200 × (4 / 12) ÷ 27 × 1.05 = 2.59
About 18.6 m² at 10 cm.
Open the Topsoil CalculatorAbout this estimate
This assumes a 4 inch depth, common for leveling and topping beds. Topsoil weighs roughly 1.1 tons per cubic yard when fairly dry. For a deeper raised bed, scale the depth up.
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Common questions
How much topsoil for 200 square feet at 4 inches?
About 2.59 cubic yards, roughly 2.85 tons, with 5 percent added.
How deep should topsoil be?
Two to four inches to level or top up, deeper for new beds or raised beds. This page assumes 4 inches.
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