Haul weight and truck class
Freight & Logistics
Delivery planning for the same deterministic takeoffs: cubic yards per truck, bag pallets, rebar weight, wire spools, and roofing bundles.
Freight pages do not invent a fifth formula. They open the slab, wire, stair, or roof calculator on a delivery question: truck loads at 10 cubic yards, bag pallets, rebar pounds, spool weight, and shingle bundles.
Preset pages
Ready-Mix Truck Loads for a 20×30 Slab
Freight view of a 20 by 30 ft slab: yards per 10 yard truck and order weight.
Pallet Count for 80 lb Bags on a 12×16 Pad
A bagged-concrete delivery: pallets, bag count, and pounds on the truck.
Rebar Bundle Weight for a 24×24 Slab Grid
A tight 12 in grid so the rebar weight, not the concrete, is the delivery question.
Shingle Bundle Delivery Weight for a 6/12 Roof
Roofing freight: bundles at 70 lb, sheets at 46 lb, and underlayment rolls at 28 lb.
2×12 Stringer Lumber Haul for a 108 Inch Stair
Lumber delivery for the 9 ft floor-to-floor stringers.
Copper Wire Spool Weight for a 100 Amp, 150 Foot Feeder
A long copper feeder where the spool weight matters as much as the gauge.
Aluminum Feeder Freight for a 200 Amp Service Lateral
Service-lateral freight: large aluminum conductors, short run, high weight per foot.
Plywood Sheathing Delivery for a 30×40 Gable
A sheathing haul: sheet count, waste, and pounds for a 30 by 40 ft, 6/12 roof.
Hot Tub Pad Short-Load Concrete Delivery Fee
A very small pour where the short-load fee can exceed the concrete.
12×40 Driveway: Ready-Mix vs Bagged Delivery
The 12 by 40 ft driveway again, this time as a haul choice between a truck and pallets.