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Concrete Slab Calculator

Find slab volume, ready-mix yards, and bag counts from length, width, thickness, and waste.

Reviewed
2026-09-05
Units
US + metric

Calculated result / live

62 80 lb bags

Order 62 80 lb bags; confirm package yield and supplier increments before purchase.

10% waste. Dimensions describe a rectangular project area.

Input panel

Project measurements

Secondary quantities
Cubic feet36.667
Cubic yards1.36
80 lb bags62
60 lb bags82

Calculation trace

Formula with your numbers

10.00 ft × 10.00 ft × (4.00 in ÷ 12) = 33.33 ft³

62 80 lb bags

Preset dimensions

Common project sizes

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What this concrete slab calculator calculates

A slab estimate starts with the plan area and the placed thickness. A 10 × 10 ft slab at 4 in is 33.33 ft³ before waste, or 1.23 yd³.

Formula

Length × width × thickness ÷ 12 = cubic feet; cubic feet ÷ 27 = cubic yards; volume ÷ the product's bag yield = bags.

Worked example

For 10 × 10 ft at 4 in, 10 × 10 × 4 ÷ 12 = 33.33 ft³. With 10% waste, the order is 36.67 ft³, or 1.36 yd³ and 62 80 lb bags at 0.60 ft³ per bag.

Ordering decision

Order ready-mix when the bag count is beyond a practical hand-mix job. Confirm the current yield on the product sheet.

The page cites the applicable Uzi Tools reference table beside the calculator. Product labels, current editions, local code, and a licensed professional govern structural, electrical, and life-safety work.

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How to use it

  1. Enter the measured dimensions and keep the displayed units beside each field.
  2. Review the concrete slabs by cubic yard or bag result and the substituted formula before ordering.
  3. Adjust waste for the layout, cut pattern, product package, and site conditions.
  4. Copy or print the material list, then verify the cited product data and local requirements.
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Concrete slabs by cubic yard or bag

Use this construction concrete calculator for a slab or pad, not aquarium gravel or another fill material. Enter the formed length, width, thickness, and waste allowance, then compare cubic yards with bag counts before choosing a supplier.

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Limits and professional review

Measurements, product yield, waste, moisture, and site conditions can change the order quantity. Local code and a licensed professional govern structural and electrical work.

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