BTU
Calculator
Air conditioner size for a room.
Open the BTU calculator →Enter your slab length, width and thickness to get the cubic yards and the number of bags to buy.
| Cubic feet | — |
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| 60 lb bags | — |
| 80 lb bags | — |
| +10% waste (yd³) | — |
Concrete is ordered by volume, usually in cubic yards. To find how much you need, multiply the length, width and thickness of your slab — converting the thickness from inches to feet first — to get cubic feet, then divide by 27 to convert to cubic yards. This calculator does that and also tells you how many 60 lb or 80 lb bags of pre-mix it would take.
Because some concrete is always lost to spillage, uneven subgrade and over-excavation, it is wise to order about 10% extra; the calculator shows that figure too. For a ready-mix truck, round up — running short mid-pour is far worse than a little waste.
cubic yards = (length × width × thicknessft) ÷ 27
A cubic yard is 27 cubic feet. An 80 lb bag makes about 0.60 cubic feet, so it takes roughly 45 of them per cubic yard; a 60 lb bag makes about 0.45 cubic feet, or about 60 bags per yard.
Yes — about 5–10% extra is standard to cover spillage, uneven ground and waste. The calculator shows a 10% cushion; for a truck order, round up rather than risk running short.
Four inches is typical for patios, walkways and sheds; five to six inches for driveways and areas that carry vehicles. Enter your thickness in inches and the calculator converts it for you.
Air conditioner size for a room.
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