How many Cubic Feet is it?
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Unfortunately I'm not really sure. My raised bed is 30 in by 96 in. 2 bags, 50 lbs is plenty for that amount of space roughly 18 Sq. Ft. You can contact the company and they'll be happy to help. I've had many exchanges with them.
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If the internal dimensions are correct, does that mean that the number of cubic feet is not really .5, but .3? Maybe my math is incorrect, but 12 x 9.5 x 5.25 / 1738 = .34436. I became interested because the Oster 6058 looks a lot larger and those interior dimensions are 12.75 x 8 x 13 which gives you .76294 cubic feet.
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1.2 Bushel is the size stated by the manufacturer on their website. That would be about about 11 gallons or about 1.5 cubic feet.
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Not sure since just received it -- but directions say about 8 cubic feet, if that helps
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Square foot would be length x width (L x W) and cubic feet would be length x width x height (L x W x H).
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It is about 1 cubic inches...I am guessing they are talking cm on the description though the 1 is questionable...
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This bag holds 100 Gallons (50" x 12") Holds 13.7 Cubic Feet of Mix, 13.5 Square Feet of Growing Space Check label on your bag for cubic feet since size varies and do the math. Love these pots!
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Hey robert. That sub needs at least. 1.25 cubic feet for a sealed box. 1.6 cubic feet for a ported box.. as per intstruction man,
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Size! FT-100 is 36-inch long, 22-inch deep and 25-inch tall! 8.5 cubic feet of total volume. FT-200 is 62-inch long, 28-inch deep, and 36-inch tall. 29-cubic-feet of total volume.We own the FT-200 and love it!
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80 sq. ft. is tiny, I've had cubicles bigger than that! I've used it in a 400 sq. ft. room and it works great.
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Assuming interior dimensions of 5 1/4 x5 1/4 x 8 (which mine is) that is .1276 of a cubic foot. Just under one eighth of a cubic foot. One six pack 12 ounce cans.
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It will hold approximately six cubic feet, which is just under a quarter of a cubic yard.
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It is referring to cubic feet, which is a measurement of the volume of the storage area. The physical dimensions of the container are correct.
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I do not know the cubic feet, but I have mixed Portland cement, sand and gravel. It is a work horse and has done everything I have asked of it. I have poured sidewalks, slabs, etc. It has performed fantastically. I know it mixes a whole large wheelbarrow load if that helps. I believe it could easily handle four 80 lb bags. Hope that helps.
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I think about 1 cubic feet. After i soak this in the water and break it up, it will filled up 5 gal. bucket.
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As I recall, about 4 cubic feet. It depends to a degree on how high you want to take the soil level. I'm in my third season with mine and I love it. The first season was the best, only because of the seeds I used. I grew cherry tomatoes in three colors, red, yellow and orange. They went well over the top and provided an abundance of fruit.
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It doesn't say what the cubic feet is but it measures 35 x 35 x 18 inches / 89 x 89 x 46 cm when in full useand holds (four) 27" suitcases. I hope this helps.