Calculate Your Project
Project Diagram
Total Volume
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Estimated Weight
Based on Concrete density (2 t/yd³)
Bagged Equivalent
— bags (2.0 cu ft)
Whether you are pouring a driveway, patio, or fence post footings, calculate your required volume and get the exact number of premixed bags needed.
Total Volume
Enter dimensions above
Estimated Weight
Based on Concrete density (2 t/yd³)
Bagged Equivalent
— bags (2.0 cu ft)

| Measurement System | Total Volume | Estimated Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Imperial (US) | 1 Cubic Yards | 2 Tons (4,000 lbs) |
| Metric (EU) | 1 m³ | 2.62 Tonnes (2,616 kg) |
* Note: Exact weight can vary based on moisture content and compaction.
| Project / Use Case | Recommended Depth |
|---|---|
| Driveway / Heavy Traffic | 5–6 inches |
| Sidewalk / Patio | 4 inches (standard) |
| Shed Floor / Base | 4 inches |
| Footings / Post Holes | 12–36 inches |
Most landscaping suppliers sell concrete by the cubic yard. To convert your project area to cubic yards, use this formula:
Our calculator also multiplies your cubic yard result by 2 tons/yd³ (the standard density for concrete) to show estimated weight — essential if you are hauling the material yourself or need delivery pricing.
A standard 4-inch concrete slab requires gravel sub-base of at least 4 inches and steel mesh or rebar reinforcement for durability.
Always add 10% extra concrete to your order to account for spillage, sub-grade unevenness, and forms bowing.
Keep concrete moist for at least 3 to 7 days after pouring to ensure it cures to its maximum strength.