how many cubic feet does it hold?
1624550
I get approximately 4.4 cubic feet. It' a little difficult to do a precise measurement.
1624551
If my math is correct, it holds about 5cu feet. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it really holds a good amount of clothes. We like ours.
2258398
The 2#foam kit will make 8 cubic feet when used between 70 and 90 degrees F. The warmer it is the more the foam will expand.
1972522
I don't know the answer to that. From the dimensions listed on the product description the overall unit appears to have a volume of about four cubic feet, but I don't know how much of that is the actual bin.
2107787
yep, 11.5 cubic feet (actually I got 11.6, but 11.5 is close enough). If you want to do the math - 48 x 19 x 22 = 20064 cubic inches divide by 1728 to convert to cubic feet which ends up being 11.61 http://www.wikihow.com/Find-Cubic-Feet
1041591
I don't know the cubic ft, but dimensions are stated on the website. It is a BIG wagon! Plenty big enough for our 2 yr old toddler granddaughter to use for a long time. They also sold various attachments that you could add to it if you are concerned about the depth and a child falling out. It is plenty deep enough for our Allie just as it is.
2158330
It has a false bottom, so it's actually five inches deep, thirteen inches wide, and thirty three inches long. It will hold about 1.24 cubic feet.
2196556
I got a 90 gallon and I got 4 cubic feet but I can go with 5 you can go with 3 to 4
1533298
Is like 6 cubic feet they have 3 compartments each may have like 2 cubic feet
469307
The correct answer is; it depends on your CUBIC footage, not your square footage. Multiply your height x length and width to get your cubic footage. This device is rated for 1,100 cubic feet. Your camper has 26 x 8 or 208 square feet. Now add your ceiling height. If your ceilings are 6 feet tall, then your total cubic footage is 1,248 cubic feet, more than this device is rated for. You would need 2 devices or the next size up to get proper drying.
670669
The bag contents are 1.5 cubic feet. If, for example, you wanted a 6 inch (one half foot) deep garden, you could cover 3 square feet (or a 1 foot by 3 foot plot). Is this what you're looking for? (To calculate how much square footage you can cover, divide the cubic feet of soil by the depth of the garden (in feet).)
2100615
The instructions say an 8X10 or so but in reality it will do more than that. I have had this lil baby for a couple of weeks now and i love it. Pretty quiet and it does make the air noticeably clearer. I wouldn't worry about a few extra cubic feet and try it out. Its a really good price for this lil guy, and it works great. Good luck!
1312641
I would have to say that it almost fills two cubic feet. I use it as a soil additive. Two clumps will give you more than enough I would say. You will have extra. I suggest using hot water for quick expansion.
1495869
Not sure of the exact cubic foot or anything but a walmart box thats 30$ does a fantastic job with mine and it hits very well but i would use some wood caulking to seal it a little better before installation but overall a good box for it
1041590
Cubic feet: Inside dimensions = 14.5" wide by 33" long by 6" deep. Total cubic feet would be approximately 1.66 cubic feet.
1267355
I just went and looked at the bag. It says 1 cubic foot/28 liters for volume.
1595701
I am not sure in cubic inches but it is a good "day bag". Set of cloths, 2 pairs of socks and 3 MREs fit but it is snug.
1160244
It's probably 1 1/2 - 2 feet long and maybe 15 inches high. I have no idea about the cubit feet, but it holds quite a bit. Just keep turning it.