Concrete: Slabs & Footings
Not claimedEstimate how much concrete your job needs, before you order it
By Givailson Neves · UtilitiesIn short
Concrete: Slabs & Footings is a utilities app that estimates how much concrete a job needs for slabs, footings, or columns. Users enter dimensions and the volume updates as they type, with a default 10% waste allowance that can be changed. It works offline, needs no account, and lets users share the result with a supplier in one tap.
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Estimate how much concrete your job needs, before you order it.
Pick the shape, type the dimensions, and the volume appears as you type — no calculate button, no waiting.
THREE SHAPES
• Slab — length, width and thickness. • Footing — length, width, depth, and how many. • Column — width, depth, height, and how many.
WASTE INCLUDED
A waste percentage is applied on top (10% by default, and you can change it). The result shows both numbers: the volume with waste, which is what you order, and the volume without it.
MADE FOR THE JOB SITE
• Works offline — no connection needed. • No sign-up and no account. • Copy or share the result in one tap, to send to the supplier. • Metric units, in metres and centimetres.
An estimate is an estimate: confirm measurements and specifications with the project engineer before ordering. The app says so on every result, and it does not replace a structural design.
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