Measure the pour area
Use finished dimensions for length and width. For irregular areas, split the project into smaller rectangles.
Concrete calculator
Estimate concrete yards, cubic feet, cubic meters, and bag counts for common slab pours.
How to use it
Use finished dimensions for length and width. For irregular areas, split the project into smaller rectangles.
Most patios and walkways use 4 inches. Driveways and load-bearing work may need more.
Use the 10% waste recommendation to cover spillage, uneven subgrade, and small measurement errors.
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FAQ
Multiply length by width by thickness in feet, then divide cubic feet by 27 to convert to cubic yards.
Most small pours should include about 10% waste for uneven subgrade, spillage, and measurement variation.
An 80 lb bag yields about 0.6 cubic feet, so one cubic yard takes about 45 bags before waste.