Concrete calculator: cubic yards

Put in the area and the thickness. Get the cubic yards to order.

How it works out

Cubic yards are the area times the thickness in inches, divided by 324. That's the area times the thickness in feet, divided by the 27 cubic feet in a yard. Footings and walls work the same way: length times width times depth. Overage, if you add it, goes on top.

600 sq ft at 4 in = 7.4 cu yd, 8 to order.

Volume only. It doesn't say what thickness, strength or reinforcement a job needs.

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Questions

How many yards for a 4 inch slab?

Type the slab area and 4 in for the thickness. The tool divides by 324 and shows the cubic yards. 600 sq ft at 4 in = 7.4 cu yd.

Can I add footings and walls?

Yes. Add footings or walls and the tool gives each part's volume and the total.

Does it add extra?

Only if you put it in. Type your overage percent and you get the volume with overage beside the exact volume.