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How many yard of concrete we need in 600 square ft?
It depends on how deep the concrete. 600 sq ft at 6 inch deep is 300 cu ft = 11.1 yards. 12 inch deep is 22,2 yards; 4 inch deep is 5.5 yards
How many yards of concrete needed for 5000 square feet 8 inch deep?
123.44 cubic yards
How many yards of concreat do you need for a 24 inch round x 6 ft deep hole?
4 yards
How many yards of concrete do you need to cover 60 feet by 100 feet with a 3 inch deep pour?
55.56 cubic yards.
For 3 inch deep sand under a pool How many yards would that be?
That'll depend on the size of the pool.
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