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How Much Concrete for a 20 Foot Round Slab?

How much concrete for a 20 foot round slab: about 3.88 cubic yards at 4 inches thick. A circle 20 feet across has a radius of 10 feet and an area of about 314.2 square feet (π × 10²).

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The circle math

  1. Radius: 20 ÷ 2 = 10 ft.
  2. Area: 3.1416 × 10 × 10 = 314.2 sq ft.
  3. Volume at 4 in: 314.2 × 0.333 = 104.7 cu ft.
  4. Yards: ÷ 27 = 3.88 yd³.

A round slab takes about 21 percent less concrete than a square of the same width (20x20 would need 4.94 yards at 4 inches).

By thickness

ThicknessCubic feetCubic yardsYards +10%80 lb bags60 lb bags
4 in104.73.884.27175233
5 in130.94.855.33219291
6 in157.15.826.40262350

Forming a circle

Mark the circle with a stake and a string the length of the radius. Flexible form material such as hardboard strips or plastic forms bends to the curve; stake it closely, since curves push outward when the concrete goes in.

Common uses and thickness

Round pads are popular for fire pit seating areas, grill stations, gazebos and tank bases. Four inches suits foot traffic and furniture; a gazebo, hot tub or tank needs a thicker slab and a well-compacted base, and a tank base may have engineering requirements.

Joints in a round slab

Cut control joints like pie slices from the center outward, with an optional ring joint for larger circles, so each panel stays a manageable size.

Questions people ask

How many yards of concrete for a 20 ft round slab?

About 3.88 cubic yards at 4 inches.

How many square feet is a 20 ft circle?

About 314.2 square feet.

How many 80 lb bags for a 20 ft round slab?

About 175 bags at 4 inches thick.

How do I find the area of a circle?

Multiply 3.1416 by the radius squared. The radius is half the diameter.

How many 80 lb bags make a cubic yard?

About 45. Each 80 lb bag yields roughly 0.6 cubic feet, and a cubic yard is 27 cubic feet.

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