how much is 84 by 100 millimeters in concrete to lay
how much is 84 by 100 millimeters in concrete to lay
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8,400 square millimetres - just a little bit bigger than a credit card!
What dimensions did you mean? And how deep do you need?
What dimensions did you mean? And how deep do you need?
4 ichs in depth.
OK, but there is still confusion.
You said 84 by 100 millimetres. Thats about 3.5 by 4 inches. I'm sure that's not what you meant.
Please supply correct dimensions for length, width and depth and say what the concrete is for as this might affect its make-up.
You said 84 by 100 millimetres. Thats about 3.5 by 4 inches. I'm sure that's not what you meant.
Please supply correct dimensions for length, width and depth and say what the concrete is for as this might affect its make-up.
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there's 54 square meter's squares for the drive way then there's the 30 meters for the drive adding up to 84 square meter's at 4 inchs deep.
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WxHxD = Cubic meters.
All have to be in metric.
All have to be in metric.
That would be 8.4 cubic metres.
Actually, 6 inches would be better for a drive (total 12.6 cubic metres). You might get away with less if you're using reinforcement bars.
You could use this calculator ...
http://www.pavingexpert.com/calccon3.htm
Actually, 6 inches would be better for a drive (total 12.6 cubic metres). You might get away with less if you're using reinforcement bars.
You could use this calculator ...
http://www.pavingexpert.com/calccon3.htm
Thank you very much for that it will help greatly.
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The point is he could not work out an area.
Was using metric and imperial.
So what valid point are you trying to make, volume is volume in metric,imperial or any other measurement.
PS more errors were made using imperial than any other, and I was taught both just before you interject.
Was using metric and imperial.
So what valid point are you trying to make, volume is volume in metric,imperial or any other measurement.
PS more errors were made using imperial than any other, and I was taught both just before you interject.
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