Concrete slab

Volume = length × width × (thickness in cm / 100) × (1 + waste%). A driveway often wants 10–15 cm; a path can sit thinner. Not a mix design.

Length

Width

Thickness

Waste

Volume

4.15 m³

Order a little extra. A truck that is 0.2 m³ short is more expensive than leftover in a barrow. The flooring page is the finish on top.

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