by cthompson » Thu Jul 07, 2005 1:01 am I'm stumped...... sandbox is 6'x10'. I want 10" of sand throughout. I figure I need about 2 cubic yards of sand. My options are.......
1) purchasing 2 yards from a bulk supplier @ $94.50.
2) purchasing 50lbs bags for approx $6 a piece from Home Depot or someplace like that.
How many 50lbs bags would I need......I don't know what volume of sand weighs 50lbs?? Or is the $94.50 the best option?? I would appreciate any answers or comments you may have for me. I can't think straight anymore!!
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