Does anyone know how much cubic feet this is?
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These are the measurements that I got from the safe itself.External dimensions: 11.75" x 13.75" x 17.5" (1.64 cubic ft)Storage dimensions: 11" x 13.5" x 10" (0.86 cubic ft)The Amazon descriptions say that it is 14x14x20 but I'm guessing that those are the dimensions of the shipping box.
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6 x 5.5 x 8 (assuming 8 ft ceilings) = 264 cubic feet of air. Recommendation is to replace this air 8 times in an hour's time. 264 x 8 = 2112 cubic feet to be moved in one hour. Divide that by 60 minutes (one hour) shows that you need a minimum of 35.2 cubic feet of air moved every minute. So, yes. 70 cfm is plenty.
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It is 4 feet by 4 feet by 8 inches high. That would come out to about 11 cubic feet of soil material. This assumes a flat surface below and that you will not be mounding above the top of the walls. Check the volume on the bag of garden soil you are going to buy. They can be anywhere between 0.5 CF to 4 CF
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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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The bag says it is 2.5 cubic feet and covers up to 500 square feet. Depending on how thickly you intend to layer it, one bag should cover your needs.
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don't know cubic feet but you can mathematize these numbers if you want 36-37" x 18-19" x 16"
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Dude! You are on the internet! You could look it up. Google is your friend and clearly states that it is 6.3 cubic feet :) Darlene, will you marry me?
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Each unit is four feet by four feet. Need 2-3 feet high of topsoil/potting soil. So 2 feet x 4x4 would be 32 cubic feet
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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 will probably fill 5-6 2 gallon buckets. 1-1/2 cubic feet comes out to about 11.5 gallons.
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About 14 cubic feet. Each bag of soil is labeled, usually 1.5 - 3 cu. feet. I also ordered a bag of Perlite from Amazon. This will keep your soil loose and prevent it from becoming compacted.
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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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About 1.5 cubic feet. Mine has 2 small shelves above the bottom. Dimensions are in the description if you need a precise measurement.
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The correct answer is; it depends on your CUBIC footage, not your square footage. Multiply your height x length and width to get your cubic footage. This device is rated for 1,100 cubic feet. Your camper has 26 x 8 or 208 square feet. Now add your ceiling height. If your ceilings are 6 feet tall, then your total cubic footage is 1,248 cubic feet, more than this device is rated for. You would need 2 devices or the next size up to get proper drying.
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it's 48 x 19 x 18, expandable to 48 x 19 x 22 (inches). if you use an inch to cubic feet conversion it figures to roughly 9.5 cubic feet at 48x19x18
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If the ground is level a bit les than 8 cubic feet. In my garden area, it took a bit more as the ground was not level.
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approximately 2.4 cubic feet. We used wet sand. which is extremely heavy. They worked great to weight down the poles of a shade tent.