Concrete Weight Calculator

This concrete weight calculator converts volume to mass: pick a concrete type and get weight in kilograms, tonnes, pounds and US tons. Normal-weight concrete is 2,400 kg per m³ — the number every concrete weight calculator kg m3 lookup is really after.

Come usare questa calcolatrice

  1. Inserisci le tue dimensioni — piedi per le lunghezze, pollici per lo spessore.
  2. Regola le opzioni — percentuale di sfrido, dimensione del sacco e il prezzo locale del calcestruzzo.
  3. Leggi i risultati — volume, sacchi, peso e costo si aggiornano in tempo reale mentre digiti.

La formula

Weight = volume × density. Densities: normal 2,400 kg/m³ (150 lb/ft³), reinforced 2,500, lightweight 1,800, high-strength 2,600+

Esempio svolto: 2 m³ of normal concrete: 2 × 2,400 = 4,800 kg (4.8 t ≈ 10,580 lb). One cubic yard ≈ 4,050 lb.

Concrete weight drives real decisions: axle loads for delivery, crane picks for precast, dead load for structure, and whether your trailer can legally carry the demolition rubble. A concrete calculator weight output in both kg and lb covers all of them.

Density varies with mix: reinforced concrete adds ~100 kg/m³ of steel; lightweight aggregate mixes drop to 1,800 kg/m³ or less; high-density radiation-shielding mixes exceed 3,000. Pick the type above to match.

Rules of thumb: one cubic yard ≈ 2 US tons; one cubic meter ≈ 2.4 tonnes; one cubic foot ≈ 150 lb; a standard 4-inch slab weighs 50 lb per square foot.

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How much does concrete weigh per m³?

Normal-weight: 2,400 kg/m³. Reinforced: ≈ 2,500 kg/m³. Lightweight: ≈ 1,800 kg/m³. High-strength/high-density: 2,600+ kg/m³.

How much does a cubic yard of concrete weigh?

About 4,050 lb (1,839 kg) — roughly two US tons per yard.

How much does a 4 inch slab weigh per square foot?

About 50 lb/ft² (150 lb/ft³ × 0.333 ft). A 10 × 10 ft slab at 4 in weighs ≈ 5,000 lb.

Why does my mix weigh more than 2,400 kg/m³?

Rebar (≈ +100 kg/m³), denser aggregates, or low air content. Fresh concrete also weighs slightly more than cured due to water later lost to hydration and evaporation.