A worked example
240 × 120 × 30 cm = 864 L. With 10% extra: 950.4 L, or 24 bags of 40 L.
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Volume = length × width × depth × bed count. Add your allowance, then round the bag count up.
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950.4 LUse internal measurements and the actual depth you want to fill. Existing soil and drainage layers reduce the required depth. This is a geometric volume, not a soil recipe or a weight estimate.
Volume = length × width × depth × bed count. Add your allowance, then round the bag count up.
240 × 120 × 30 cm = 864 L. With 10% extra: 950.4 L, or 24 bags of 40 L.
Use internal measurements and the actual depth you want to fill. Existing soil and drainage layers reduce the required depth. This is a geometric volume, not a soil recipe or a weight estimate.
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