Concrete Volume Calculator
Calculate concrete volume in cubic metres for slabs, pads, footings and other rectangular pours.
Use calculator →Free building-material and quantity calculators for builders, tradespeople, self-builders and serious DIYers. Enter your real dimensions, use your own product coverage where it matters, and get a clear estimate in seconds.
Every calculator shows its assumptions. Coverage rates, densities and waste allowances stay editable so you can use the figures from your actual supplier or product.
Calculate concrete volume in cubic metres for slabs, pads, footings and other rectangular pours.
Use calculator →Estimate bricks for a wall from net wall area, bricks per square metre and a selectable waste allowance.
Use calculator →Calculate plasterboard sheet quantities for walls or ceilings from area, board dimensions and waste allowance.
Use calculator →Estimate litres and tins of paint from area, coats, product coverage and tin size.
Use calculator →Estimate roof tile quantity from measured roof area, tiles per square metre and breakage/cutting allowance.
Use calculator →Estimate decking board quantities from deck dimensions, board cover width, stock length and waste.
Use calculator →Estimate fence panels, posts and gravel boards from total fence run and panel width.
Use calculator →Estimate sub-base cubic metres and tonnes from area, compacted depth and an editable supplier density.
Use calculator →Calculate floor area in square metres from length and width, with optional quantity for repeated identical spaces.
Use calculator →Find tools by material or stage of work instead of scrolling through one giant list.
Bricks, blocks, mortar and concrete quantity tools for UK building projects.
Plasterboard, plaster, render and partition calculators for walls and ceilings.
Flooring, tiling, paint, wallpaper and finishing quantity calculators.
Roof covering, felt, battens and gutter quantity estimators.
Timber, stud wall, skirting and decking quantity calculators.
Paving, gravel, fencing, turf, topsoil and garden project calculators.
Excavation, trench, aggregate, sub-base and spoil volume calculators.
Fast area, volume, linear-metre and unit conversion tools for site measurements.
Where product coverage, density or waste can vary, the input stays editable. That is more useful than hiding a single “industry standard” behind the result.
These tools estimate materials and dimensions. They do not certify structural adequacy, compliance or suitability.
Use drawings, manufacturer data and supplier information as the final authority. The toolkit helps you get to a sensible starting quantity faster.
Use the project planners to connect area, volume, weight, packs and stock lengths without hiding the assumptions.
Plan a patio layer by layer: paving area, slab count, sub-base volume, bedding material and ordering checks.
Open →Estimate decking boards, joists and stock lengths as separate parts of the same deck rather than one rough area figure.
Open →Plan fence panels, posts, gravel boards and post-mix from the actual boundary run.
Open →Calculate slab volume, ordering allowance, bag quantities and ready-mix cost from one measured slab.
Open →Estimate brick quantity and mortar demand from net wall area, openings and an explicit waste allowance.
Open →Plan studs, plates, noggins, plasterboard and fixings for a basic timber partition using separate quantity checks.
Open →Measure rectangles, L-shaped rooms, walls and openings accurately before using any material calculator.
Read guide →A practical guide to turning length, width and depth into concrete, excavation and aggregate volumes.
Read guide →Why cuts, breakage, layout and site variation matter — and why one waste percentage does not suit every material.
Read guide →A repeatable way to calculate gross wall area, deduct openings and avoid double-counting.
Read guide →From net wall area to bricks-per-square-metre rates, openings, waste and ordering checks.
Read guide →Calculate geometric volume, convert millimetres correctly and decide what ordering allowance to use.
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