How much in cubic feet does this hold?
1364321
Based on the dimensions given as 20" tall and 16" diameter, cubic footage is about 2.3 cubic feet, or about 17.5 gallons
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Not sure, but those big double bags they sell at home depot of miracle grow soil, fills it up I believe. I do know that you don't want to use moisture control soil in it, I had one with it, and the potatoes in the bottom rotted. I ended up getting probably 10-15 pounds of potatoes that were good from both of mine, the ones on the bottom were huge in one, and rotted in the other one with moisture control soil. Just make sure watch the soil and water them. They do work, and are fun.
710767
It depends on how deep it is. Assuming it is a foot tall it would hold 8 cubic feet. or 4 of the miracle grow 2 cu fit bags
1812435
I think I put about 9-12 bags (1 cubic foot per bag) of soil in each 4x4 square. I will definitely have to add soil again this year. I bought 2 of these of beds - they worked out great.
429616
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.
661020
This product comes with excellent directions. The instructions say it will hold 50 pounds per square foot. hope this helps.
640039
I checked on Google and it said there is around 226.5 liters in 8.0 cubic feet.
2183874
Haven't weighed it yet but it doesn't feel all that heavy. As far as volume, well, it's not the same as rentals I've used before. Fine for 3 days or less anything more than that will not fit. I believe it's around 567 cubic inches.
1560027
It is referring to cubic feet, which is a measurement of the volume of the storage area. The physical dimensions of the container are correct.
1863977
It will probably fill 5-6 2 gallon buckets. 1-1/2 cubic feet comes out to about 11.5 gallons.
1240674
I do not know how mant feet it will hold. I keep a 75 ft hose on it and there is plenty of room for additional hose.
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It doesn't say what the cubic feet is but it measures 35 x 35 x 18 inches / 89 x 89 x 46 cm when in full useand holds (four) 27" suitcases. I hope this helps.
808658
It says 1.5 cubic feet, but I think I put in a little more than that. A 2 cubic foot bag would do it.
2006600
6,000 Cubic Feet = 750 Square Feet. I'd use at _least_ 4 cans. If your house is more of a maze, I'd use a couple more cans. 1/2 upstairs and 1/2 down.
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hey brian ....i forgot or just did not really read your question....it will hold about anything. small....just move the sides closer....big put them as far apart as you can, just make sure your base is stable when using it for large........john
2196556
I got a 90 gallon and I got 4 cubic feet but I can go with 5 you can go with 3 to 4
1624551
If my math is correct, it holds about 5cu feet. Doesn't sound like a lot, but it really holds a good amount of clothes. We like ours.
483989
I put it in my basement & loaded this baby up with coats and seasonal clothes. I have limited closet space and this really does the trick. I don't know exactly how much weight it holds, but I've got mine stuffed!