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Estimate concrete volume for a slab, footing, or a set of fence post holes — and an approximate bag count for a standard 25kg general-purpose mix.

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Shape

Slab or footing dimensions

A rectangular area — a shed base, path, or strip footing.

How this is calculated

A slab or footing is simply length × width × depth. Post holes use the volume of a cylinder (π × radius² × depth), since a dug hole is round, not square. The bag count divides the total volume by an approximate yield of 110 bags per m³ for a standard 25kg general-purpose mix, rounded up — always check the actual yield printed on the specific bags you buy, since it varies by brand and mix.

Length (m)WidthDepth

Volume = Length × Width × Depth. A typical patio slab is 100-150mm deep — always convert depth to metres before multiplying.

Frequently asked questions

A shed base or garden path is often 75-100mm; a driveway or anything taking vehicle weight typically needs 100-150mm or more with proper sub-base preparation. Check the specific requirement for your project — thickness genuinely depends on what the slab needs to support.

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25kg general-purpose mix

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Approximate — always check the actual yield printed on the bags you buy.

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