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The calculator determines the volume of dirt needed by multiplying the length by the width by the depth. The depth is first converted from inches to feet by dividing by 12. The resulting volume in cubic feet is then converted to cubic yards since dirt is usually sold by the cubic yard.
Calculate how much soil you need for a landscaping project. Find how many bags, cubic feet, or yards of soil or dirt will fill the area.
Use this soil calculator to easily estimate how much soil (topsoil) in tons or tonnes, or volume (cu ft, cubic yards or cubic meters) you need for a given gardening project. Given bag size, it also calculates the number of bags of soil (dirt) you will need.
Soil required per unit volume. The weight of 1 cubic meter of soil can vary depending on the type of soil and its moisture content. However, as a general estimate, 1 cubic meter of moderately damp soil weighs approximately 1,300 to 1,700 kilograms (kg).
This calculator allows you to estimate the weight of dirt needed for a yard based on the dimensions and density of the dirt. How to Use It. Enter the length of the yard in feet. Enter the width of the yard in feet. Enter the depth in inches. Enter the density of the dirt in pounds per cubic foot.
This calculator helps you estimate the weight of dirt based on the dimensions of the area you need to fill and the density of the soil. To use the calculator: Enter the Length of the area in meters. Enter the Width of the area in meters. Enter the Depth of the area in meters. Enter the Density of the dirt in kg/m³.
How much is a yard of dirt? Our dirt calculator can also help you with that – all you have to do is enter the topsoil price (per unit of mass, such as tonne, or per unit of volume, for example, cubic yard). The calculator will then display the total cost of the soil you need.
