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Estimate concrete volume and bags for a slab, path or pad from length, width and depth.
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Bag coverage varies by mix and depth; confirm the coverage printed on the product.
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Use the labelled fields in the workspace above. If example values are provided, try them first or replace them with your own.
Use the main action when needed. Volume = length × width × depth. Bags = volume ÷ declared volume per bag, rounded up to whole bags.
A 2 m × 1 m slab at 10 cm deep is about 0.2 m³, or 20 bags at a 0.01 m³-per-bag coverage.
Mix coverage varies by product, water ratio and site conditions; add a small contingency and check the bag before ordering.
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Enter slab length, width, depth and the volume per bag. The calculator returns volume, whole bags and optional material cost.
It keeps bag coverage visible and lets you compare products by their declared cubic metres per bag instead of guessing from a brand name.
Volume is 0.2 m³; at 0.01 m³ per bag that is 20 whole bags.
Method: Volume = length × width × depth. Bags = volume ÷ declared volume per bag, rounded up.
Mix coverage varies by product, water ratio and site conditions. Add a small contingency and check the bag label before ordering.
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Volume = length × width × depth. Bags = volume ÷ declared volume per bag, rounded up to whole bags.
Mix coverage varies by product, water ratio and site conditions; add a small contingency and check the bag before ordering.
A bag's coverage is usually printed on the product and depends on the mix and water ratio. The default 0.01 m³ is an editable starting point for common 20–25 kg general-purpose bags.
No. It returns the theoretical volume and whole bags. Add a small contingency manually because spillage, compaction and site conditions change the practical quantity.