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The frost line, or freeze depth, in sand varies depending on climate and soil conditions but is typically 30 to 48 inches deep in colder regions. In milder climates, it can be shallower, around 12 to 24 inches. Factors such as moisture content and insulation can also affect the frost line depth in sandy soils.
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