8x10 Concrete Slab: Bags, Yards & Cost

A 8 × 10 ft slab (80 sq ft) 4 in thick is 26.7 cu ft, or 0.99 cu yd: 45 bags of 80 lb Quikrete Concrete Mix (47 with a 5% margin), 60 bags of 60 lb, or 29 bags of 80 lb Sakrete Maximizer. The 80 lb bags weigh 3,600 lb in total.

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8x10 slab at 4, 5 and 6 inches

ThicknessCu ydWith 5%80 lb Quikrete60 lb Quikrete80 lb Maximizer80 lb 5000 Plus
4 in0.991.0445602945
5 in1.231.3056753756
6 in1.481.5667894467

Whole bags without margin, from each maker's published yield. The thickness comes from your plans; we don't recommend one.

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FAQ

How many bags of concrete for a 8x10 slab?

At 4 in thick: 45 bags of 80 lb Quikrete Concrete Mix or 60 of 60 lb (whole bags, no margin). At 6 in: 67 of 80 lb.

How many yards of concrete for a 8x10 slab?

0.99 cu yd at 4 in, 1.23 at 5 in and 1.48 at 6 in, before the 4–10% NRMCA suggests adding when you order.

How much does a 8x10 concrete slab cost?

We don't publish prices because they change by store and region. Multiply 45 bags by your store's 80 lb bag price, or 1.04 cu yd (4 in, with 5%) by your plant's price per yard plus delivery and short-load fees. Type those into the calculator to compare.

Sources

Volumes only. ConcreteMath calculates volumes, bag counts, weights and your own cost figures. It gives no structural or engineering advice and never sizes footings, piers, slabs or rebar: those come from your plans, an engineer or your local building department. Bag counts are estimates from each maker's published yield; actual use varies with hole shape, uneven ground, waste and mixing. Bulk weights are published ranges; your supplier's figure wins.