Real estate utility · Material estimator
Explore illustrative quantities for cement, steel, sand, aggregates, masonry and finishes. Adjust rates and wastage assumptions; obtain an engineer-reviewed quantity takeoff before procurement.
Starting entries are illustrative examples. Replace them with your own records or dated quotations. They are not verified project, property, owner or legal facts.
Use specific dimensions or a supplied schedule for these separate quantity scenarios. They do not design a safe structure, prescribe a mix or establish procurement quantities. Each complete scenario can be saved; reports include completed scenarios and omit incomplete ones.
Entered net slab area × entered thickness. Deduct openings in your area input. Beams, drops and structural design are excluded; the allowance is your scenario, not a delivery or engineering recommendation.
Approximate volume method using your nominal module dimensions including joints. Whole installed units round up first; the extra allowance then rounds up to whole purchase units. This does not lay out courses, bonds, cuts or structural wall design.
Uses your wet-volume takeoff, dry-volume multiplier, volume mix parts, bulk density and bag mass. No mix ratio, conversion factor or density is prescribed. Cement purchase bags round up; sand volume remains an approximate calculated quantity. Obtain a project-specific mix and takeoff.
Theoretical cylindrical mass from your bar schedule and supplied density. Cut length must already include any scheduled laps/hooks/bends; this tool does not design their size, spacing or reinforcement. Uses π =3.14159265358979323846 for the cylinder calculation; actual supplied mass can differ.