Calculate concrete slab volume, cubic yards, bags, ready-mix trucks, rebar requirements, wire mesh, and estimated cost for any slab type.
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Concrete Volume
0 cu yd
80 lb Bags
0 bags
60 lb Bags
0 bags
Ready Mix Trucks
0 trucks
10 cu yd per truck
Rebar Required
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Wire Mesh Rolls
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Estimated Total Cost
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Calculation Summary
Slab TypeOn Grade
Dimensions0 × 0
Thickness0 in
Volume0 cu yd
Rebar—
Wire Mesh—
Total Cost—
Frequently Asked Questions
A concrete slab calculator estimates the volume of concrete needed for a slab along with reinforcement requirements. By entering the length, width, and thickness, it calculates cubic yards of concrete, bag quantities, ready-mix trucks, rebar, and wire mesh needed.
On-grade slabs are poured directly on the ground, commonly used for patios, driveways, and garage floors. Suspended slabs are elevated above grade and require additional structural reinforcement and formwork. Reinforced slabs include rebar or wire mesh for added strength.
Multiply length (ft) by width (ft) by thickness (in / 12), then divide by 27 to get cubic yards. For example, a 20ft × 10ft slab at 6 inches thick: 20 × 10 × 0.5 ÷ 27 = 3.7 cubic yards. Add 5–10% for waste and over-excavation.
Rebar is recommended for structural slabs, driveways with heavy loads, suspended slabs, and slabs on expansive soils. For standard residential slabs on grade, wire mesh may be sufficient. Always check local building codes for specific reinforcement requirements.
Wire mesh is typically sold in rolls of 5ft × 150ft (750 sq ft). To estimate, divide your slab area by the roll coverage area and round up. Overlap mesh sheets by at least 6 inches at the seams. This calculator uses a standard roll size of 750 sq ft.