MC360 // Tools & Converters
EVERY UNIT.EVERY CONVERSION.ZERO SIGNUP.
Feet to meters, cubic yards to cubic meters, pounds to kilograms — the unit converter handles the eight categories construction math actually uses, with feet-inch friendliness built in. Free, instant, no login.
The Instrument
The Unit Converter, up close
Inputs
Outputs
Opens the live calculator on matcalc360.pro
Run your own numbersProcess
Three steps. Zero guesswork.
Enter your measurements
Length, width, depth, pitch — the numbers you already pace off on site. No blueprints, no signup, no spreadsheet.
Calculate materials
The calculator applies the right formulas, density factors and waste allowances for your specific material.
Get your results
Squares, yards, tons, boards or sheets — a clean order list you can hand straight to the supplier.
Field Guide
THE CONVERSIONS CONSTRUCTION ACTUALLY USES
Length: the daily dozen
Feet to meters for the imported spec sheet, inches to millimeters for the hardware order, feet-and-inches handled as a native format instead of an awkward decimal. One foot is exactly 0.3048 meters — the converter keeps full precision and rounds only for display.
- 1 ft = 0.3048 m exactly
- Feet-inch input supported
- Miles, yards, mm, cm included
Area and volume: where estimates live
Square feet to square meters for floor plans, cubic yards to cubic meters for concrete specs, and the acres conversion every lot measurement ends up needing. These are the conversions behind material orders, so the converter sits one tap away from every calculator.
- 1 sq ft = 0.0929 m²
- 1 cu yd = 0.7646 m³
- 1 acre = 43,560 sq ft
Weight, temperature and the rest
Pounds to kilograms for material densities, Fahrenheit to Celsius for curing windows and asphalt temperatures, plus energy, pressure and speed for equipment specs. Eight categories, one screen, no account wall between you and the answer.
- 1 lb = 0.4536 kg
- °F ↔ °C for cure temps
- Energy, pressure, speed built in
Keep calculating
EXACT BY DEFINITION
0.3048
meters in every foot — the constant behind every length conversion
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FAQ
Questions from the field
Straight answers on units, waste factors and ordering — the details that decide whether the job finishes on the first delivery.
Ready when you are
STOP GUESSING.START BUILDING.
Free. No signup. Built for the jobsite.