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How much does it cost to pour cement?
Q. Well... I want a basketball hoop up. We have a hoop and pole, but we need cement. Does anyone know approximately how much it costs per square foot? Or any cost they know of that they might have paid for a cement pouring so I can estimate?
Asked by kate. - Sun Apr 8 22:13:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Calculate the area and volume of the court you desire. Keep all units of measure the same. Assume the following Area = length x width volume = length x thickness I cubic yard of cement = 27 cubic feet =(3' x 3' x 3') Example: 10' x 10' court that is 3" thick area = 10' x 10' = 100 sq ft. Volume = 100 sq ft. x 3"/(12'/ft)= 100sq ft x .25'= 25 cubic feet. 25 cubic feet = 25ft^3 / 27ft^3 = .92 cubic yards of concrete. Figure about $55 to $75 per cubic yard of cement. Your court would cost about $50 to $69 for the concrete. Or in other words about $0.50 to $0.69 per square foot. This does not include labor. Then consider other materials such as re-mesh or re-bar to add strength to the concrete.
Answered by WestTex Kid - Sun Apr 8 22:39:30 2007
Q. Well... I want a basketball hoop up. We have a hoop and pole, but we need cement. Does anyone know approximately how much it costs per square foot? Or any cost they know of that they might have paid for a cement pouring so I can estimate?
Asked by kate. - Sun Apr 8 22:13:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Calculate the area and volume of the court you desire. Keep all units of measure the same. Assume the following Area = length x width volume = length x thickness I cubic yard of cement = 27 cubic feet =(3' x 3' x 3') Example: 10' x 10' court that is 3" thick area = 10' x 10' = 100 sq ft. Volume = 100 sq ft. x 3"/(12'/ft)= 100sq ft x .25'= 25 cubic feet. 25 cubic feet = 25ft^3 / 27ft^3 = .92 cubic yards of concrete. Figure about $55 to $75 per cubic yard of cement. Your court would cost about $50 to $69 for the concrete. Or in other words about $0.50 to $0.69 per square foot. This does not include labor. Then consider other materials such as re-mesh or re-bar to add strength to the concrete.
Answered by WestTex Kid - Sun Apr 8 22:39:30 2007
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