Concrete Footing Quantity Calculator

Estimate specified strip footings and rectangular or cylindrical pads, then separate net concrete, allowance-adjusted order quantity, supplier-rounded purchase quantity, and optional local cost.

Part of the Concrete & Masonry calculators — see all tools in this category.

Concrete footing quantity

Add only specified strip and pad geometry, then keep net concrete, ordered concrete, supplier rounding, and optional price separate.

Inputs

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Measurement system
Specified footing sections

Choose one geometry mode for each separate physical section. Add only specified concrete; enter a deliberately shared intersection once below.

Section 1
Section 2
Order and purchase basis

These refinements affect the aggregate section total: subtract a known overlap once, apply allowance once to net concrete, then round the resulting order once to supplier stock.

Optional local price
Specified concrete footing quantity schematicA schematic strip footing, rectangular pad, and cylindrical pad. It distinguishes entered section volume, explicitly entered shared junction overlap, order allowance, and supplier increment rounding. It is not a structural or installation drawing.Specified footing sections — schematic, not to scalestrip: 0.8 m³rectangular pads: 0.36 m³cylindrical pads: 0 m³Net = entered sections − explicit shared overlaps (0 m³)
Footing quantity diagram values
Net concrete1.16 m³
Ordered after allowance1.16 m³
Supplier-purchased quantity1.25 m³ (5 increments)
Measurement diagram
Result

Current result

Order 1.25 m³ (5 whole supplier increments).

Measured net concrete
1.16 m³
After-allowance order need
1.16 m³
Actual supplier-purchased stock
1.25 m³
Explicit shared overlaps
0 m³

Net is the entered section volume minus only the shared overlaps you enter. The allowance affects only the after-allowance order need, once. Supplier-purchased stock then rounds that aggregate order up to whole increments, so it may exceed the order need. A blank optional rate remains unpriced, not a zero-cost quote.

Warnings
  • Enter only dimensions and shared junction volumes specified for this project; this calculator does not select footing size or depth.
  • Supplier units are rounded after the aggregate order allowance. Net, ordered and supplier-purchased volumes are separate quantities.
Shopping list
MaterialNet needOrder quantity
User-specified concrete supply1.16 m³ (net)1.16 m³ (net) (5 packs)
Optional costs

No prices entered

Cost breakdown

No prices entered. This is not a completed zero-cost estimate.

Itemized cost lines, purchased quantities, pricing states, and line taxes
LinePurchased quantity / unit / basisPricing stateDirect priceEntered line tax
Specified footing concrete1.25 m³ (ordered)Not priced——
Direct priced subtotal
$0.00
Selected contingency base
$0.00
Contingency rate
0%
Contingency amount
$0.00
Before-tax total
$0.00
Entered line tax
$0.00
Contingency tax (not entered)
$0.00
Final total unavailable — enter a price to begin the estimate
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Missing price categories: Specified footing concrete.

Cost by category

No entered prices to chart.

Cost chart values
CategoryCostState
Specified footing concreteNot pricednot-priced

How it works and assumptions

Add each specified strip, rectangular pad, or cylindrical pad section. If two entered sections share a known volume, enter that overlap once. Add an allowance only if it is part of your purchase plan, then enter the supplier’s actual order increment.

The calculator does not choose a footing or make compliance claims. Continue with the live Specified Footing & Formwork Quantity Takeoff guide, then use the Itemized Slab & Shed Base Estimate guide to manually carry compatible quantities into a quote scope; neither guide transfers results or creates an exporter.

Worked example

The calculator includes a separate synthetic worked example and starts with the C11 UAT geometry, so you can check the net 1.16 m³ result and then change the allowance to test the order stage.

Frequently Asked Questions