How much concrete do I need for a 10×10 shed slab?
≈ 1.23 cubic yards
That’s about 56 bags of 80-lb concrete mix (or 75 60-lb bags) for a 10×10 area at 4″ thick.
A 10 ft × 10 ft shed slab is 100 square feet. Poured at the standard 4-inch slab thickness, that’s 33.3 cubic feet of concrete — about 1.23 cubic yards.
| Area | 100 sq ft |
| Thickness | 4 in |
| Volume | 1.23 cu yd (33.3 cu ft) |
| 80-lb bags | 56 bags |
| 60-lb bags | 75 bags |
Tip: buy ~10% extra for spillage and uneven subgrade. For a thicker pour (driveways are often 5–6″), use the calculator to adjust.
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