Concrete Yardage Calculator
Estimate concrete volume for slabs in cubic feet and cubic yards, and approximate how many 80 lb premixed bags to buy. Enter length, width, and thickness in feet and inches.
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How it works: The slab is treated as a box: length and width in feet, depth in inches converted to feet. Bags assume about 0.6 cubic feet yield per 80 lb bag, which is a common planning estimate (confirm on the bag).
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does bag count differ from the store calculator?
Bag yield varies by product and slump. This tool uses a typical 0.6 cubic feet per 80 lb bag for rough ordering. Always check the label on your mix.
Should I order extra concrete?
Short loads are costly to fix. Many crews order 5 to 10 percent extra for spillage and uneven subgrade.
Can I enter depth in feet?
This version expects depth in inches because thin slabs are usually measured in inches. Convert feet to inches first (for example 0.5 ft = 6 in).
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