Common thickness
A residential patio slab is often planned around roughly 10 cm, depending on soil, use and project requirements.
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A residential patio slab is often planned around roughly 10 cm, depending on soil, use and project requirements.
Add about 5% to 10% to the calculated volume to cover waste, ground variation and adjustments during the pour.
A compacted base, solid formwork and suitable drainage help reduce the risk of cracking and movement.
Requirements can vary by project. Consult a professional to confirm the structure, thickness, reinforcement and joints needed.
Enter the patio dimensions. The calculation uses length × width × thickness.
For an outdoor patio, the mix should suit the climate, water exposure, freeze-thaw conditions and intended use. The supplier or contractor can recommend the concrete type, strength, admixtures and finish.
These steps are general. For final dimensions, structure, reinforcement and joints, confirm the plan with a qualified contractor.
You need length, width, thickness and an allowance. A 4 m × 5 m patio with a 0.10 m thickness has a net volume of 2.0 m³. With a 10% allowance, the estimated volume is 2.2 m³.
Cost depends on surface area, slab thickness, excavation, base preparation, reinforcement, concrete mix, pumping needs, site access, finishing, supplier distance and minimum delivery charges.
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A residential patio is often planned around a slab of roughly 10 cm, but the actual thickness depends on soil, use, loads, reinforcement and project requirements.
Multiply length by width by thickness, with all measurements in the same unit. Then express the result in cubic metres.
Yes. A 5% to 10% allowance is often useful for waste, depth variation and adjustments during the pour.
You can submit the request even for a small quantity. Options depend on the area, date, volume and site requirements.
A pump may be relevant if the truck cannot get close to the pour area or access is long, narrow, in a backyard or affected by elevation.
Cost varies by volume, mix, minimum charges, access, distance, pumping and finishing. A quote suited to the site is needed.
The finish depends on the intended use and appearance. A contractor can recommend a finish appropriate for an outdoor surface.
Timing depends on the mix, weather, curing and intended use. Follow the supplier or contractor recommendations.
Provide the dimensions, address, desired date and project details. BétonDispo will help find a delivery solution suited to your site.
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