After 17 years of service with the Texas Aggregates and Concrete Association, Michael K. Stewart has resigned in order to pursue other interests. TACA wishes him well in all of his business endeavors.
As a result, TACA is beginning the search for a new president. Please email resumes of qualified candidates to Sherry Moore (smoore@tx-taca.org) at the TACA Office.
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To use the Concrete Volume Calculator, simply enter the width, length, and thickness of your pour. The calculator will automatically estimate the number of cubic yards of concrete that will be required.
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| Length: | ' " |
| Thickness: | ' " |
To use the Block Wall Calculator, simply enter the height and length of the wall and thickness. The calculator will estimate the number of cubic yards that will be required. Note that this is an estimate. There is significant variation in fill space among different blocks. This calculator assumes the use of double open-ended bond beam blocks.
| Height: | ' " |
| Length: | ' " |
| Block Size : | 8" 12" |
To use the Concrete Column Calculator, simply enter the height and diameter of the column. The calculator will display the number of cubic yards required.
| Height: | ' " |
| Diameter: | ' " |
