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10×20 Concrete Slab (4 inches): Yards, Feet & Bags

10×20 Concrete Slab (4 inches): Yards, Feet & Bags

A 10 ft x 20 ft slab is perfect for a patio or gazebo base. Decide between bags or ready-mix based on access and waste considerations before starting your project.

WalkwayMedium load

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Quick Answer

Ready-mix needed
2.47 yd³
66.7 ft³
With ~10% waste
2.72 yd³
73.3 ft³
Bag estimate (varies by yield)
80 lb 112 (123 w/ waste) 60 lb 149 (163 w/ waste) 40 lb 223 (245 w/ waste)

Tip: Always confirm the yield printed on your bag label. Bag yield guide

Large pour: consider ready-mix delivery for speed and consistent results. Bag counts this high can take significant mixing time.

Project Notes (Unique)

Ordering tip:

When ordering, round to 0.25 yd³ and check yield on the label to ensure you have enough material for your slab.

Common mistake to avoid:

Ensure your base is well-prepared and forms are sturdy to prevent shifting or settling during the pour.

Finish & curing:

For a smooth finish, use a float and allow the slab to cure naturally, keeping it moist as needed.

How to Estimate This Slab in 3 Steps

1

Measure

Length 10 ft, width 20 ft, thickness 4 in.

2

Compute Volume

Area: 200 sq ft → volume: 66.7 ft³2.47 yd³.

3

Add Waste

Add a small buffer for spillage and uneven subgrade, then round up when ordering.

Planning Notes

Common uses: patio, gazebo base, walkway section.

For more context and conversions, see the Concrete Calculator hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the advantages of using ready-mix concrete over bags?

Ready-mix is convenient for larger projects, saving you time and reducing the need for multiple trips to the store.

How should I prepare the base for my slab?

Excavate to a stable subgrade, compact the soil, and add a gravel layer for drainage before pouring.

What thickness should I choose for my slab?

A thickness of inches is generally sufficient for patios and walkways, but consider heavier loads for thicker options.

How do I determine how much concrete I need?

Measure the area and depth, then account for a waste factor to ensure you have enough material.

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Disclaimer: Estimates only. Verify measurements, thickness, site conditions, and bag yield with your supplier. For structural work, consult a professional.

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