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Sod Calculator

Estimate sod in square feet, rolls and pallets.

Sod is ordered by the square foot: measure each lawn area, multiply length × width, add the areas together, and add 5–10% for cuts around beds and curves. A standard slab covers about 5 sq ft, a roll about 10 sq ft, and a pallet covers roughly 450–500 sq ft. Enter your dimensions to get slabs, rolls, and pallets.

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Square feet

1,200

133.33 yd²

Rolls

120

Standard 2×5 ft roll

Pallets

3

~450 ft² per pallet

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How does the sod calculator work?

Sod is sold by the square foot, as individual rolls (2×5 ft = 10 ft²), or on pallets (~450 ft²). Measure your lawn area, then divide by the unit size.

Formula: rolls = area ÷ 10; pallets = area ÷ 450

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How many pieces of sod on a pallet?

A standard pallet holds about 450 ft² — that's 45 rolls at 2×5 ft, or ~165 pieces of 16×24 in slab sod.

How much sod do I need for my yard?

Measure length × width for each grass area. A 1,200 ft² yard needs about 3 pallets or 120 rolls.

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