How many bags of concrete for a sidewalk replacement?
- Concrete
- Estimating & Takeoff
- Site Prep
Flatwork is ordered by volume, and a short pour is a cold joint you did not plan for. Measuring each panel with the T1M Utility saves length and width straight into the app, and the volume calculator turns that set plus a three and a half inch depth into cubic yards and a bag count. You order against measured panels rather than a pace count, and the numbers stay on file if the quantity is ever questioned.
How the bag count is worked out
- T1M saves each panel's length and width
- Volume calculator returns cubic yards and bags
- Depth held at three and a half inches
- Ordered off measured panels, not a pace count
- Avoids a cold joint from a short pour
Sidewalk replacements are a stack of slabs at the same depth and different lengths. Measure each one, hold the depth at three and a half inches, and the calculator turns the set into total volume and a bag count. The order is right before the truck leaves, which beats coming up two bags short in the middle of a pour.
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