Cubic Meter Calculator
How many cubic meters will your furniture take? Calculate m3 now with cubic meter calculator.
Our tool will help you work out cubic meters quickly & get an optional Sydney moving quote.
Our tool will help you work out cubic meters quickly & get an optional Sydney moving quote.
Cubic Meters for Common Items
| 6 Dining Chairs | 0.9 m3 |
| Single Bed Frame | 1.3 m3 |
| Single Mattress | 0.5 m3 |
| Queen Bed | 1.8 m3 |
| Queen Mattress | 0.7 m3 |
| King Bed | 2.2 m3 |
| King Mattress | 0.9 m3 |
| Fridge | 1.2 m3 |
| Bookcase | 1.1 m3 |
| Coffee Table | 0.4 m3 |
| 2.5 Seater Couch | 2.1 m3 |
| 6 Dining Chairs | 0.9 m3 |
| Single Bed Frame | 1.3 m3 |
Calculate Cubic Meters to Anticipate Moving Cost
When preparing for a move with Gold Line Removals, it’s essential to understand our pricing structure. We strive to provide transparent pricing without any hidden fees, ensuring you’re well-informed and prepared for your relocation. Calculating cubic meters is incredibly useful in determining the appropriate moving truck size, allowing you to select the truck with the hourly rate that best suits your needs.
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How Our Cubic Meter Calculator Helps in Planning Your Next Move
For optimal efficiency during your move, selecting the appropriate size moving truck is crucial. Too small a truck means multiple trips for the movers, while an excessively large one leads to unnecessary expenses.
Our cubic meter calculator offers a convenient solution by accurately determining the volume of your possessions in cubic meters. With this tool, you can effortlessly calculate the subtotal m3 for each room and obtain the final volume measurement in cubic meters. This makes choosing the perfect truck size a simple task.
10 Different Rooms
Our cubic meter calculator conveniently categorises furniture into 10 rooms, simplifying the process of locating specific items
All Calculations in Your Email
We will email you the calculations so that you can easily come back to them anytime and use them when planning your move
Room m3 subtotals
We will show you the cubic meter subtotals for each room
M3 Worked Out in a Few Clicks
Just choose the amount of each type of furniture per each room and you’re done!
Total volume in cubic meters
At the end, we will show you the calculation of total cubic meters (m3) for all your belongings
M3 Worked Out in a Few Clicks
Make sure you use the handy option to instantly calculate the estimated moving cost for your belongings. This option can be found on the last screen of the calculator
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Not ready yet? Read the information below to learn more about calculating cubic meters and getting ready for your next Sydney move
FAQs for Working Our Cubic Meters
What are some common household items' cubic meter measurements?
People often seek reference points or averages for the cubic meter measurements of common household items to gauge the volume of their belongings accurately. We’ve provided a list of the volume of some of the household items on this page and you can also use our online cubic meter calculator to work out the volume of your specific items.
How much is one cubic meter?
“Cubic meter” is a unit used to measure volume. In Australia, the correct spelling is “cubic metre,” but both versions are used interchangeably in this article to assist you in finding information. One cubic metre (1 m³) represents a cube with all sides measuring 1 meter in length. Regarding moving boxes, as illustrated, it typically takes about 8 mid to large-sized moving boxes to fill a cubic metre. Additionally, these boxes do not necessarily need to be in the shape of a cube; even if laid side by side in a single row, they will still occupy one cubic metre. So, how do you calculate the cubic metres of your furniture? Click the button or continue reading below.
How to calculate volume of an item in cubic meters (m3)?
To determine the cubic metres of your item, follow these steps:
- Measure all three dimensions: Length (L), width (W), and height (H).
- Use a calculator to multiply all three values to calculate the cubic metres: Item volume (m³) = L x W x H.
- Ensure you use the correct units for the initial measurement—always use the value in metres to obtain the volume in cubic metres. For instance, if the depth of your fridge is 64 cm, use 0.64 meters (m) as the value for the calculation.
What units should I use for measurements?
There’s often confusion about whether to use centimeters, meters, or other units when measuring objects for cubic meter calculations. In Australia, it’s ideal to use values in meters so that the total comes up as cubic meters. Therefore, if an item is e.g. 120cm long, use 1.2 (m) in the calculation.
Can I estimate cubic meters without precise measurements?
Many individuals wonder if there are alternative methods or rules of thumb to estimate cubic meters when exact measurements aren’t available. This is definitely possible – just estimate the width, length and height of the item (e.g. is it as long as an A4 paper – that is 0.3m or as your long step – that is 1m etc.)