The Cubic Feet Calculator helps you determine the volume of a space or object in cubic feet. Simply enter the length, width, and height in feet, inches, or yards, and the tool will instantly calculate the total cubic feet.
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How to Use the Cubic Feet Calculator
Using the Cubic Feet Calculator is simple. Follow these steps:
- Measure the space – Find the length, width, and height of the object or area using a ruler or tape measure.
- Open the calculator – Access it on your computer or phone.
- Enter values – Input the length, width, and height in their respective fields.
- Select units – Choose from inches, feet, yards, millimeters, centimeters, or meters.
- Calculate – Click “Calculate”, and the tool will instantly display the volume in cubic feet.
You can also Calculate the volume, surface area, and other properties of a sphere with our comprehensive Sphere Calculator.
How To Manualy Calculate Cubic Feet
To manually calculate cubic feet, use this formula:
Cubic Feet=Length(ft)×Width(ft)×Height(ft)
For conversions, follow these steps:
- Inches to Feet: Divide inches by 12.
- Yards to Feet: Multiply yards by 3.
For example, if a box is 3 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 4 feet high, the cubic feet would be:
3×2×4=24 cubic feet
Now you can also estimate the area for flooring, painting, or landscaping with our user-friendly Square Footage Calculator.
Cubic Feet Conversion Chart
If you need quick conversions, refer to the table below:
Unit | Conversion to Cubic Feet |
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1 Cubic Inch | 0.00058 ft³ |
1 Cubic Yard | 27 ft³ |
1 Cubic Meter | 35.31 ft³ |
1 Gallon | 0.134 ft³ |
1 Liter | 0.0353 ft³ |
If you need to convert volumes to cubic meters? Our Cubic Meter Calculator is here to help
FAQs
1. How do you use a cubic feet calculator for something like a refrigerator?
To use the calculator for a refrigerator, you enter the dimensions of your fridge—its length, width, and height—into the tool to see its volume in cubic feet.
2. Can I use the Cubic Feet Calculator for irregularly shaped spaces?
While the calculator is optimized for rectangular or box shaped spaces, you can still use it for irregularly shaped spaces by breaking them down into simpler components. Measure each component separately and sum up the cubic feet.
3. Is the Cubic Feet Calculator available for mobile devices?
Yes, our Cubic Feet Calculator is designed to be accessible on various devices, including smartphones and tablets. Enjoy the convenience of accurate volume calculations on the go.
4. Why might someone need to know how many significant figures (sig figs) are in their measurement when using this tool?
Knowing how many significant figures are in your measurement helps make sure that your volume calculation stays as accurate as possible when changing between different unit conversions or measuring large quantities.
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