Furniture Removal Volume Calculator

Estimate Your Furniture Size

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To calculate your dining room table size, kitchen utensils or bed volume, use our furniture volume calculator and receive the total in cubic meters (m³) or cubic feet (ft³) directly in your email.

Key Takeaways

  • Use our furniture volume calculator to quickly estimate your move in or ft³.
  • Knowing your volume helps choose the right removal van or container and avoid extra costs.
  • Share your calculated volume with movers to receive up to 5 accurate, free quotes.

What Is a Furniture Volume Calculator?

Summary: A furniture volume calculator helps you estimate the amount of space your furniture takes up in cubic meters or feet. It’s quite useful when you want to move and get moving quotes.

It gives you a fast and reliable way to measure the volume of your belongings. Instead of guessing, use this tool to help your moving company select the right van or container.

How to Calculate Furniture Volume?

Summary: Measure the length, width, and height, then multiply them. You’ll get the volume in cubic meters or feet.

Here’s how it works:

  • Use this formula: Volume = Length × Width × Height
  • Example: A sofa that’s 2m long, 1m wide, and 1.5m high has a volume of 3.0 m³
  • You can use our furniture size calculator instead if you prefer having it done instantly.
  • Interested in removal costs? Check out our removal costs calculator in the UK.

Volume Estimates for Common Furniture

ItemApprox. Volume (m³)Volume (ft³)
Sofa2 – 470 – 141
Dining Table + Chairs1.5 – 353 – 106
Double Bed + Mattress2 – 3.570 – 124
Wardrobe1.5 – 2.553 – 88

Sirelo Tip: Use these numbers as a reference or insert the actual measurements into our calculator for a more accurate result.

Get Accurate Quotes Based on Your Volume

Once you know how much space your items occupy, request up to 5 free moving quotes from moving companies. You will get your offers in less than 24 hours.

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How Do You Calculate the Volume of a Room?

  1. Measure the length, width, and height of your room.
  2. Use the volume formula: Volume = Length × Width × Height.
  3. Get the results in m³ or ft³, depending on your preferred measurement unit.

For more precise calculations, try our house volume calculator.

Why use the Removal Volume Calculator?

 Summary: Using a removal volume calculator helps the movers understand the size of your move, the number of staff required, and the amount of packing materials needed for your relocation.

It also plays an important role in calculating moving costs, since the volume of your belongings and the distance both affect total costs.

Please note: The moving space calculator offers just an estimate. A removal company could still conduct a moving survey to confirm your total volume before finalising their quote.

What is The Average Volume of a House by Size?

Summary: The average volume of a house based on the size can range from 10 to 50+ cubic meters.

See the table below for the latest updates:

Home TypeVolume (m³)Volume (ft³)
Studio Apartment10 – 15353 – 530
1-Bedroom Apartment15 – 25530 – 883
2-Bedroom Apartment25 – 35883 – 1,236
3-Bedroom House35 – 501,236 – 1,766
4+ Bedroom House50+1,766+

Use our house volume calculator for a more accurate estimate of your belongings.

How Much Volume Does Each Furniture Item Take?

General cubic volume estimates for common furniture:

Furniture ItemVolume (m³)Volume (ft³)
Sofa2 – 470 – 141
Dining Table + Chairs1.5 – 353 – 106
Double Bed + Mattress2 – 3.570 – 124
Wardrobe1.5 – 2.553 – 88

These examples help you estimate the volume of your furniture before using our calculator.

Which Removal Van Size Do You Need for Domestic Removals?

Here’s a breakdown of removal van sizes and their volume capacity:

Van TypeVolume (m³)Volume (ft³)Estimated Cost
Medium Wheelbase8 – 10.4283 – 367£40 – £55
Long Wheelbase12 – 14425 – 494£60 – £85
Luton15.1533£85 – £110
Luton Lorry26.3928£130 – £185

Knowing your volume estimate will help you select the right van and avoid unnecessary costs.

What Container Size Do You Need for an International Move?

Summary: For a volume of 33 cubic meters, you will need a 20ft container, whilst for 76 cubic meters, you will require a 40ft container.

Container TypeVolume (m³)
20ft Container33.0
40ft Container76.0

Want to know about pricing? Read about container shipping costs to popular destinations.

Ready to Calculate Your Volume?

You are now ready to start the second stage of your moving process. Your next step is to request moving quotes from our movers. Feel free to check out our FAQ section for more information.

Frequently asked questions

How can I calculate the volume in cubic meters (m³)?

What calculator can I use to calculate my volume in m³?

How do you calculate furniture volume?

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