To use: simply enter your attic dimensions, and our calculator will provide you with the precise amount of ventilation needed, based on the International Residential Building Code (IRC) guidelines. If you like to know more about attic venting, soffit vents, or ridge vents, here are some other articles you might find helpful: Frequently Asked Questions […]
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Insert the dimensions of the floor slab, the foundation wall, and the wall footing to get the total concrete volume required. You can also add a cost per cubic yard or cubic foot to get a cost estimate. Concrete Volume Calculator Concrete Volume Calculator Slab Length: Width: Thickness: Subtotal: 0 cubic yards / 0 cubic
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Use this calculator to convert from feet to inches or from inches to feet. It’s set up to convert from feet to inches first. If you want to convert inches to feet, click the “swap conversion” button. Feet and Inches Converter Feet: Inches (optional): Convert to Inches Total Inches: Inches: Convert to Feet Results: Swap
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To use: Enter the length, width, and depth of the area you are trying to calculate. Make sure you choose either feet or inches. You can choose to add a cost per unit if you’d like an estimate of the cost. Length: FeetInches Width: FeetInches Depth: FeetInches Cost per Unit (optional): Per Cu YdPer Cu
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Slope percentage is a way of describing how much elevation is gained over a given distance. It can be used to describe the steepness of a hill, the slope of a pipe, or the incline of a sidewalk. How do you calculate slope percentage? You can calculate the slope percentage by dividing the total elevation
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