Is this 8 cubic feet or does it expand to 8 cubic feet? The 4 cubic feet shows a bag of 2 cubic feet that expands to 4, but the others show different
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if you mean is the bedding compressed in the package...I think it is. all I know is that there is more bedding in there than I expected. when I opened the package it seemed very compressed so as you pull it out there's more than you realize. I was surprised at how much bedding was in there. Hope this helps.
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yep, 11.5 cubic feet (actually I got 11.6, but 11.5 is close enough). If you want to do the math - 48 x 19 x 22 = 20064 cubic inches divide by 1728 to convert to cubic feet which ends up being 11.61 http://www.wikihow.com/Find-Cubic-Feet
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Richard, you can fill your 4x8box with eight bags.However I would recommend getting a ninth bag to allow for settling the 1st growing season. After that just add a trowel of compost. Good luck with your gardening. Check out the youtube videos posted by Mel Bartholomew. The grid on the back of the package suggests 4 gags for a 4x4 box so you would need to double that amount to 8THERE IS NO NEED TO ANY ADDIONAL ITEMS THIS IS THE "COMPLETE" formulation in one bag.
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I filled one bed with: 1bag miracle grow top soil (2cu ft), 1 bag peat moss (2cu ft), 2 bags composed cow manure (3/4 cu ft each), and 8 bags scots top soil (3/4 cu ft each). The frame was filled with 2-3 inches from the top (room to add nutrients next year). Also my beds were on a slight slope and had to be wedged up on the low side with bricks - slightly adding to the volume. Everything is growing really well. Hope this helps.
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No, it is the volume the box can hold, 16 CUBIC feet. So if you made a box (cube) that is 1 foot on each side, this bin could hold 16 of those.
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A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that sturdy. No big deal;, they are a buck and a half each at Home Depot. A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that... » Read More A boatload! My math skills will not let me work this one out in my head but. It is apx. 4 feet in dia. and about the same deep. Just guessing I will assume that it holds over 1 cubic yard. And, don't forget that as you add stuff to the bin it will collapse as the material decomposes. Last summer I was adding a wheel barrow full of grass clippings to it every week. It kept compressing down. It is not a whistles and bells system, but it is simple and it works. I would suggest that you get some 1/4 by 4' rebar to use as the side supports. The plastic support rods that are supplied are not that sturdy. No big deal;, they are a buck and a half each at Home Depot. « Show Less
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not certain but i think it means cubic inches - 8200 c.i. I have the large and it says capacity is 8225 c.i. in one place and 8299 c.i. in another place.
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The bag I bought does not expand. It can hold two rackets, that's it (other than the side zipper's minimal capacity).
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The 2#foam kit will make 8 cubic feet when used between 70 and 90 degrees F. The warmer it is the more the foam will expand.
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One larger bag, maybe two small ones. It's not nearly as much space as the freezer that comes on a fridge. I like mine bc I just need an overflow freezer, but it isn't that big.
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I think to be safe you'd need more. I used it for hat blocking and used about 1 can for each hat block. Not sure how that compares to a cubic foot, but I think it's smaller. Good luck.
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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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Just one bag (2 cubic feet). IT would take at least two bags to fill a normal bag.
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It does expand to seven inches but the wider you expand it the less support you get. Mine are expanded to four inches.
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I do not know the cubic feet, but I have mixed Portland cement, sand and gravel. It is a work horse and has done everything I have asked of it. I have poured sidewalks, slabs, etc. It has performed fantastically. I know it mixes a whole large wheelbarrow load if that helps. I believe it could easily handle four 80 lb bags. Hope that helps.
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It says 8 bags of 4, but I just ordered it and you get one bag. Go buy the 12 piece bag for $7, this is a rip-off
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the bag approximately 12 inches wide, 18 inches long and about six inchess thick. This equates to approximately 3/4 of a cubic foot. If my math is correct, I believe you would have