How much sod do you need for 2,000 square feet?

For 2,000 square feet of lawn, order 2,100 sq ft of sod (5% extra for cuts) — that's 210 rolls of 2×5 ft, or 4.67 pallets of 450 sq ft.

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A 2×5 ft roll is 10 sq ft.

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Usually 400–500; ask your sod farm.

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Sod to buy2,100 sq ft
Rolls / slabs210
Pallets (450 sq ft each)4.67 → order 5
Lawn area2,000 sq ft
How much sod do you need for 2,000 square feet — diagram

Pallets for 2,000 sq ft

With 5% extra (2,100 sq ft):

Pallet sizePallets (exact)Full pallets
400 sq ft5.256
450 sq ft4.675
500 sq ft4.25

Lots of curves, beds or trees? With 10% extra you'd need 2,200 sq ft, or 220 rolls. Ask whether your supplier sells partial pallets or single rolls to top up.

The math

2,000 sq ft × 1.05 = 2,100 sq ft 2,100 ÷ 10 sq ft = 210 rolls 2,100 ÷ 450 sq ft = 4.67 pallets

Common questions

How many pallets of sod for 2,000 sq ft?

4.67 pallets of 450 sq ft (5% extra included), so 5 full pallets.

How many rolls of sod for 2,000 sq ft?

210 rolls of 10 sq ft with 5% extra.

Want the full method, tips and other sizes? See the sod calculator guide.

Last reviewed November 1, 2026. Results are estimates — confirm with your supplier.

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