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How much concrete do I need?

For a rectangular slab, multiply length, width, and depth in meters. Add an allowance appropriate to the project.

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Your result2.915 m³

Base volume: 2.6500 m³. Includes 10% allowance. Slab estimate only; structural design requires project-specific advice.

2.3342.624.52.9253.215.53.56Length (m)
Other inputs stay fixed. Point labels show the calculated result in m³; this is a scenario comparison.

Volume = length × width × (depth in mm ÷ 1,000)

For a rectangular slab, multiply length, width, and depth in meters. Add an allowance appropriate to the project.

Worked example

A 5 m × 4 m slab at 150 mm depth needs 3 m³ before waste. A 10% allowance gives 3.3 m³. Confirm dimensions, supplier rounding, and site conditions.

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Use the Concrete Calculator to check another example. Read the input labels carefully and keep units consistent.

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Choose the correct starting quantity and keep full precision until the final step. An arithmetic result describes the numbers entered; the usefulness of the result depends on accurate measurements and the assumptions in the calculation.

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