Calculated result
Ready-mix order
CONC-STR-001V ≈ risers × width × tread × riser ÷ 2 × (1 + waste) → ready-mix order
Net volume
Net volume
Concrete calculator
Triangular-step volume, ready-mix order and bag equivalent from riser, tread, width and count.
Enter field measurements. Imperial lengths take feet and inches. Unit conversion happens before the reviewed formula is applied.
Calculated result
Ready-mix order
CONC-STR-001V ≈ risers × width × tread × riser ÷ 2 × (1 + waste) → ready-mix order
Net volume
Net volume
Counts round up. A cubic yard is 45 of 80 lb, 60 of 60 lb, 72 of 50 lb, 90 of 40 lb.
| Bag | Count |
|---|---|
| 40 lb | 35 |
| 50 lb | 28 |
| 60 lb | 23 |
| 80 lb | 18 |
Planning rates only. Pick a currency — badges, inputs, and totals follow. Material is a rate. Labour is hours × a planning hourly rate. Equipment and delivery are this-job amounts.
Planning defaults are office figures, not a bid. US ready-mix in 2026 often lands around $125–165 per cubic yard delivered; place-and-finish commonly $2–4 per square foot. Replace every rate with a supplier or crew quote before you send the letter.
Indicative FX as of Aug 2026. Planning conversion, not a live bank rate.
How this calculator works
This calculator treats each stair as a right-triangle prism, then applies a visible waste allowance before ready-mix rounding.
Need the broader workflow? Read the concrete planning guide.
Questions
No. Rise, run, headroom, reinforcement and local code stay with the responsible professional.
The volume is a triangular prism. Closed risers, waists and landings need extra concrete — add them as their own takeoff.
This calculator publishes formula CONC-STR-001, version 1.0.0. The ID stays on the result and on the estimate line.
No. Construclytic is a planning website, not a registered engineering or contracting firm. Field checks, codes and product data still sit with you.
No. Costs use the rate you enter. Construclytic does not fetch live supplier prices.