Concrete, Yard & Outdoor

How Many Bags of Concrete for a 10 × 10 Slab?

A 10 × 10 ft slab 4 inches thick takes about 1.36 cubic yards, or 62 bags of 80 lb concrete, including 10% extra. Change the thickness below to see the difference.

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10 × 10 slab: concrete by thickness

ThicknessCubic yards80 lb bags60 lb bagsReady-mix at $175/yd
4 in1.366282$238
5 in1.7077102$297
6 in2.0492123$356

All figures include 10% extra for uneven ground and spills. Ready-mix costs exclude delivery and short-load fees.

Bags or ready-mix for a 10 × 10?

At around 1.4 cubic yards, a 10 × 10 slab is right on the line. Sixty-plus 80 lb bags is nearly 5,000 pounds to lift and mix, so many people order a small ready-mix load or rent a mixer. Ask suppliers about short-load fees first.

Frequently asked questions

How thick should a 10x10 patio slab be?
Four inches is standard for a patio or shed. Use 5 to 6 inches if it will carry a vehicle or a hot tub.
How much does a 10x10 concrete slab cost?
Material alone is roughly $240 to $400 depending on bags or ready-mix. Professionally poured slabs cost several times more once labor, base gravel and finishing are included.

Last reviewed: 2026-10-31

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