How many bags of concrete mix would i need to make a floor in a 10' x 10' dog kennel about 2" thick?

Question

How many bags of concrete mix would i need to make a floor in a 10' x 10' dog kennel about 2" thick?

Answer 1

You cannot cover an area this large with just 2" of concrete and expect it to stay intact, it won't, it will crack and break up. This sort of area should be covered with 4" minimum

Answer 2

I would recommend not pouring concrete but getting some concrete pads.  Pets do die over time and who knows if you want a kennel there for life of the home.  If this is not what you want I would recommend around 8-10 20kg bags sometimes it is better to have a bit more then not enough I always say. bags and get some rocks or aggregate to put in the cement for added strength make sure the surface is level and packed down firmly.

Answer 3

I'm a paver installer and Ive never seen 24x24'' pavers..

concrete 2'' thick will crack 4 sure.. pavers are usually 2-3'' thick and much durable... but you would need about a pallet-100 Sq feet) that's pretty pricey 4 a dog cage..

Answer 4

about 30 80 lb. bags...take back what you dont use...you wont get more than 5 years out of it though ...not thick enough

Answer 5

About 17.

Answer 6

2" floor it must be at least 75mm now lets get  a real measurement. you are the only country  in the world that is so backward . And why . that is real easy because every body hates America

Answer 7

2" 10x10 un-reinforced concrete will crack, without doubt.

look into 24x24 patio pavers.

Hope that helps.

Answer 8

a bag of concrete makes one cubic foot. The math is simple.

Answer 9

You need 28 - 80 lb bags for a 2" slab.But like most said , be prepared to  have it crack in short order . That size should be 4" thick and reinforced, as well as having a gravel base for drainage.

Answer 10

2 inches should do well as a kennel floor, you will need enough bags to pour 2/3 cubic yards.