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15. The dimensions are what the City provided. n/t

Sun Dec 23, 2012, 05:26 PM

Dec 2012

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math? Construction crew, apply here. Concrete debris loads. TYPO CORRECTED [View all] UTUSN Dec 2012 OP

18' x 22' x 3' = 1,188 cubic feet Ptah Dec 2012 #1

When we went through that Turbineguy Dec 2012 #2

Yeah, this container is the smallest one UTUSN Dec 2012 #3

That seems like an odd shaped container. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2012 #4

I was going to tell UTUSN to recheck the size. A Simple Game Dec 2012 #9

Yep. That one shown is about as big as they come. Hassin Bin Sober Dec 2012 #10

The dimensions are what the City provided. n/t UTUSN Dec 2012 #15

They charge by weight Viva_La_Revolution Dec 2012 #6

This is my favorite thread so far today. What's wrong with me? Scuba Dec 2012 #7

Hey!1 It wasn't brains that got me to Vietnam!1 UTUSN Dec 2012 #8

i understood every one of her tweets. hopemountain Dec 2012 #13

you crack me up UTUSN Kali Dec 2012 #20

Our community has an aggressive concrete recycling program. hunter Dec 2012 #16

Four loads. Minimum. jmowreader Dec 2012 #17

wish we were closer Kali Dec 2012 #19

ah! I approve of exchanging concrete for plants! Kali Dec 2012 #22

Don't look at volume here. Look at weight. jmowreader Dec 2012 #23