60' LENGTH (3 BAYS) 40' WIDTH 2,400 SQ FT | 5" SLAB | ~49 YD3
Concrete Volume ~49 YD³
9-Yd Mixer Trucks 6 Trucks
Total Wet Weight 99.23 Tons
40x60 FOOTPRINT | 2,400 SQ FT | COMMERCIAL SHOP & RANCH BARN SPEC

40' x 60' Concrete Slab & Metal Building Specifications (2,400 Sq Ft)

Engineering volume, weight, bag equivalents, and rebar requirements for a 40' x 60' (2,400 sq ft) monolithic concrete foundation and metal building footprint.

Footprint Area & Perimeter 2,400 sq ft (200 LF Perimeter)
Slab Thickness & Grade Beam 5" Deck | 12" x 24" Deep Perimeter Grade Beam (200 LF) + Grid Stiffener Beams
Ready-Mix Volume (+10% Waste) ~49 YD³ (1,323 FT³)
Pre-Mixed Bag Equivalent 2,205 x 80-lb (2,940 x 60-lb)
Deformed Rebar Footage ~4,520 LF (#4 (1/2") Grade 60 Rebar @ 12" OC on Support Chairs)
DFW DOT Bid Foundation Index $17,375 - $36,600 (Slab Benchmark)
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Engineering Specifications (40x60)

  • 2,400 sq ft total footprint (40 ft clear-span width x 60 ft length)
  • ~49 cubic yards (1,323 cu ft) of 5-inch ready-mix concrete including 200 LF of 12" x 24" perimeter grade beam and interior cross stiffeners
  • 198,450 lbs (99.23 short tons) total wet weight at 150 lbs/cu ft (equivalent to 2,205 x 80-lb bags)
  • 6 standard 9-yard ready-mix concrete mixer truck loads
  • ~4,520 linear feet of #4 (1/2") Grade 60 deformed rebar tied on 12" centers
  • 8 structural column anchor locations (32 anchor bolts) across three 20-ft bays

Common Applications & FAQs

  • Ranch tractor, skid-steer, gooseneck trailer, and hay/implement storage shop
  • Commercial contractor warehouse, fabrication shop, or fleet bay
  • Monolithic foundation for a 40x60 pre-engineered red-iron or weld-up steel building
How many cubic yards and mixer trucks are required for a 40x60 concrete slab?
A 40x60 (2,400 sq ft) monolithic slab poured at 5 inches thick with a 200 LF 12" x 24" perimeter grade beam and interior stiffener beams requires approximately 49 cubic yards of ready-mix concrete, which equals 6 standard ready-mix truck loads (nearly 100 tons of concrete).

Other Standard Building & Slab Sizes

24' x 30' (720 sq ft) ~12 YD³ | 2 Trucks | $5,210 - $10,980 30' x 40' (1,200 sq ft) ~22 YD³ | 3 Trucks | $8,690 - $18,300 30' x 50' (1,500 sq ft) ~31 YD³ | 4 Trucks | $10,860 - $22,875 50' x 80' (4,000 sq ft) ~85 YD³ | 10 Trucks | $28,960 - $61,000 60' x 100' (6,000 sq ft) ~135 YD³ | 15 Trucks | $43,440 - $91,500

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DIMENSIONS & SLAB SPEC
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PROJECT SCOPE
  • → Includes thickened 12"x24" perimeter grade beams and 8% subgrade waste factor
  • → 3,500 PSI ready-mix within a 90-minute ASTM C94 batch-plant radius
  • → Anchor-bolt layout matched to Mueller, Prime, Brazos, or custom weld-up frames
TECHNICAL RESULT LIVE SPEC
~31 Cu. Yds.
Includes 12"x24" perimeter beam & 8% waste factor • 1,500 SF (14'H)

9-YD MIXER TRUCKS 4 Trucks (62.8T) Batch-plant delivery
BAGS (80LB EQUIV) 1,395 Bags At 150 lbs / cu ft
GRADE BEAM & REBAR 160 LF / 3,640 LF Beam / Deformed Bar
READY-MIX MATERIAL ~$5,208 ~31 Cu. Yds. @ $168/yd

TXDOT / DFW FOUNDATION BENCHMARK 1,500 sq ft @ $7.24 - $15.25/sf Selected Scope: Slab + 6"-18" Select Fill Pad.
$10,860 - $22,875 Median $11.25/sq ft (~$16,875)
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30' W x 50' L x 14' H (1,500 SQ FT)
ANCHOR BOLT & BEAM PLAN 30' x 50' (8 Anchor Columns) 160 LF Grade Beam + 5' Pad Apron 5" REINFORCED SLAB (3,500 PSI) | 1,500 SQ FT #4 Rebar @ 12" OC | 12" x 24" Grade Beam (160 LF) 6"-18" SELECT FILL PAD + 10-MIL VAPOR BARRIER READY-MIX: ~31 CU. YDS. (4 TRUCKS | 62.8 TONS)
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Selected: 30' x 50' (1,500 SF) | ~31 Cu. Yds.
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