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Kostenloser Mutterboden-Rechner

Berechnen Sie den Mutterbodenbedarf in Kubikyard, Kubikfuß und US-Tonnen. Kostenlos, schnell und vollständig im Browser, ohne Anmeldung.

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Topsoil coverage

Extra material for cuts, spillage and breakage.

Topsoil needed

2.59

cubic yards

Volume
70.0cubic feet
Approximate weight
2.85US tons

How this is calculated

volume ft³ = area × (depth ÷ 12); cubic yards = ft³ ÷ 27; tons ≈ yd³ × 1.1

  • Screened topsoil weighs roughly 1.1 US tons per cubic yard; wet soil is heavier.
  • Allow 4–6 in for a new lawn, 2 in for top-dressing an existing one.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

How does the Topsoil Calculator work?

It applies the formula volume ft³ = area × (depth ÷ 12); cubic yards = ft³ ÷ 27; tons ≈ yd³ × 1.1. Enter your measurements and the result updates instantly in your browser — nothing is uploaded and no sign-up is needed.

Why should I include a waste allowance?

Offcuts, spillage, breakage and an uneven sub-base all consume material that the raw geometry does not account for. The default allowance is deliberately modest; increase it for complex layouts, and remember that running short usually costs more in a second delivery than the surplus did.

Are the results exact?

They are a close estimate, not a guarantee. Screened topsoil weighs roughly 1.1 US tons per cubic yard; wet soil is heavier. Real materials vary by supplier, moisture content and compaction, so confirm the rate with your supplier before placing a large order.

Is this tool free?

Yes, completely free with no registration. All calculations happen client-side in your browser.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. The calculator is fully responsive and works on phones and tablets in any modern browser — useful when you are measuring on site.

About the Topsoil Calculator

The Topsoil Calculator estimates the topsoil required to fill or top-dress an area, in cubic yards for bulk orders and in US tons for weight-based pricing. Enter your measurements and the result updates as you type — there is nothing to submit and nothing to wait for.

Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to a server, there is no sign-up, and there is no usage limit.

Who it's for

Anyone levelling a garden, starting a lawn, or filling raised beds.

How the calculation works

volume ft³ = area × (depth ÷ 12); cubic yards = ft³ ÷ 27; tons ≈ yd³ × 1.1

The result depends on a few standard constants, which are stated on the page rather than hidden:

  • Screened topsoil weighs roughly 1.1 US tons per cubic yard; wet soil is heavier.
  • Allow 4–6 in for a new lawn, 2 in for top-dressing an existing one.

Getting an accurate estimate

Measure twice. Small errors in a linear dimension compound, because material volume scales with two or three of them at once — a 6-inch error across a 20-foot run is over a cubic foot of material on a 4-inch pour.

Keep the waste allowance. The default is deliberately conservative: offcuts, spillage, uneven sub-base and breakage are all real, and running short mid-job usually costs more in a second delivery than the surplus did.

Round up when you order. Suppliers sell in fixed increments — quarter yards, whole bags, full boxes — so treat the figure here as the minimum you need rather than the exact amount to buy.