A Comprehensive Guide on Cubic Feet to Cubic Metre Conversion

Learn how to convert from cubic feet to cubic metre with this comprehensive guide. Know the difference between these units and understand the conversion process.
A Comprehensive Guide on Cubic Feet to Cubic Metre Conversion
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13 January 2024

When working with volumes, it is common to encounter measurements in both cubic feet and cubic metres. Whether you are involved in construction, shipping, or any field requiring precise volume calculations, understanding the conversion between cubic feet and cubic metres is essential. Read on to understand more about cubic feet to cubic metre conversion and some popular conversions.

What is cubic foot to cubic meter conversion?

When working with volumes, especially in contexts involving construction, shipping, or other industries, converting measurements from cubic feet to cubic metres is a common requirement. Here are some popular cubic feet to cubic metre conversions that are frequently encountered:

Cubic Feet

Cubic Meters

Conversion Formula

1

0.0283168

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

10

0.283168

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

20

0.566336

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

50

1.41584

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

100

2.83168

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

500

14.1584

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

1,000

28.3168

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

5,000

141.584

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

10,000

283.168

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

50,000

1,415.84

Cubic Meters = Cubic Feet × 0.0283168

 

These conversions serve as quick references when you need to switch between the imperial system's cubic feet and the metric system's cubic metres.

What is the relation between cubic feet and cubic metres

Cubic feet and cubic metres are units of volume used in different measurement systems. The key relation lies in the conversion factor: 1 cubic foot is approximately equal to 0.0283168 cubic metres. This conversion factor allows for seamless transitions between the imperial and metric systems when dealing with volume measurements.

How to convert cubic feet to cubic metre

Converting cubic feet to cubic metres involves a straightforward multiplication using the conversion factor. The formula is:

Cubic meters = Cubic feet × 0.0283168

Cubic feet to cubic metre formula with example

Let us use a practical example. Suppose you have a volume of 500 cubic feet, and you want to express it in cubic metres. Applying the formula:

Cubic meters = 500 cubic feet × 0.0283168

Cubic meters = 14.1584

So, 500 cubic feet is approximately equivalent to 14.1584 cubic metres.

What is cubic feet?

Cubic feet (ft³) is a unit of volume used in the imperial and U.S. customary systems. It represents the volume of a cube with sides measuring one foot each. Commonly used in construction and shipping, one cubic foot is approximately 7.48 gallons or 28.32 litres. The volume of a space is calculated by multiplying its length, width, and height in feet. Cubic feet are widely employed in measuring the volume of rooms, containers, and other three-dimensional spaces.

What is cubic metre?

A cubic metre (m³) is a metric unit of volume representing the volume of a cube with sides measuring one metre each. It is widely used in scientific, engineering, and everyday applications. One cubic metre is equivalent to 1,000 litres or approximately 35.314 cubic feet. The volume of a space is calculated by multiplying its length, width, and height in metres. Cubic metres are commonly used in the metric system for measuring the volume of objects, substances, and spaces.

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Frequently asked questions

How many cubic metre in cubic feet?

1 cubic foot is approximately equal to 0.0283168 cubic metres.

How many cubic feet in a cubic metre?

1 cubic Meter is approximately equal to 35.3147 cubic feet.

How many cubic metres in 1 cubic foot?

1 cubic foot is equivalent to 0.0283168 cubic metres.

How many cubic metres in 10 cubic feet?

10 cubic feet is equivalent to 0.283168 cubic metres.

How many cubic metres in 100 cubic feet?

100 cubic feet is equivalent to 2.83168 cubic metres.

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