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Calculator Tools
Disclaimer
These calculators were developed by Digital Freight Management Solutions and we endeavour to provide calculations that are accurate. These calculators however, are provided as informational and educational tools only and we make no claims or guarantees as to the accuracy of the results produced.
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Use this calculator to convert various units to Imperial (UK) Gallons. Calculations are automatic. Click Re-calculate if the page does not automatically update. |
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Use this calculator to calculate the square foot (defined as [length x width]) of a given area.
In simple terms, given a 2-dimensional space (i.e. floor), the square foot is how many 1 foot by 1 foot squares can fit in that
space.
Specify the measurements using any combination of feet and inches. For example, 5 feet can be specified as 5 feet and 0 inches, or 60 inches. Blanks fields are treated as zero (0). You can sum up to five(5) calculations. Calculations are automatic. Click Re-calculate if the page does not automatically update. |
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Use this calculator to calculate the cubic foot (defined as [length x width x height]) of a given area.
In simple terms, given a 3-dimensional space (i.e. floor), the cubic foot is how many 1 foot by 1 foot by 1 foot squares can fit in that
space.
Specify the measurements using any combination of feet and inches. For example, 5 feet can be specified as 5 feet and 0 inches, or 60 inches. Blanks fields are treated as zero (0). You can sum up to five(5) calculations. Calculations are automatic. Click Re-calculate if the page does not automatically update. |
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Use this calculator to calculate the cubic yard (defined as [length x width x height]) of a given area.
In simple terms, given a 3-dimensional space (i.e. concrete floor), the cubic yard is how many 1 yard by 1 yard by 1 yard cubes can fit in that
space.
Specify the measurements using any combination of feet and inches. For example, 5 feet can be specified as 5 feet and 0 inches, or 60 inches. Blanks fields are treated as zero (0). You can sum up to five(5) calculations. Calculations are automatic. Click Re-calculate if the page does not automatically update. |