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Cubic feet to Cubic metres

Type a value in Cubic feet and get the result in Cubic metres, calculated exactly.

1 ft³ = 0.028316846592 m³ Volume converter

10 Cubic feet = 0.28316846592 Cubic metres

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Formula

m³ = ft³ × 0.028316846592

To convert Cubic feet to Cubic metres, multiply the value by 0.028316846592.

Worked examples

  1. 1 ft³ × 0.028316846592 = 0.028316846592 m³
  2. 10 ft³ × 0.028316846592 = 0.28316846592 m³
  3. 100 ft³ × 0.028316846592 = 2.8316846592 m³

This factor is exact by definition.

Conversion table

Cubic feet to Cubic metres
Cubic feet (ft³)Cubic metres (m³)
10.028316846592
20.056633693184
30.084950539776
40.113267386368
50.14158423296
60.169901079552
70.198217926144
80.226534772736
90.254851619328
100.28316846592
150.42475269888
200.56633693184
250.7079211648
300.84950539776
401.13267386368
501.4158423296
601.69901079552
701.98217926144
752.1237634944
802.26534772736
902.54851619328
1002.8316846592

Values marked ≈ are rounded; the rest are exact.

Reverse table: Cubic metres to Cubic feet
Cubic metres to Cubic feet
Cubic metres (m³)Cubic feet (ft³)
1≈ 35.31467
2≈ 70.62933
3≈ 105.944
4≈ 141.2587
5≈ 176.5733
6≈ 211.888
7≈ 247.2027
8≈ 282.5173
9≈ 317.832
10≈ 353.1467
15≈ 529.72
20≈ 706.2933
25≈ 882.8667
30≈ 1,059.44
40≈ 1,412.587
50≈ 1,765.733
60≈ 2,118.88
70≈ 2,472.027
75≈ 2,648.6
80≈ 2,825.173
90≈ 3,178.32
100≈ 3,531.467

Convert Cubic metres to Cubic feet

Unit definitions

Cubic feet ft³
A cube one foot on each side: exactly 28.316846592 litres.
Cubic metres m³
The SI unit of volume: a cube one metre on each side, 1000 litres.

Questions people ask

Cubic feet to Cubic metres: what is the conversion factor?

One ft³ is 0.028316846592 m³.

How do I convert Cubic feet to Cubic metres?

Use the formula above. For example, 10 ft³ = 0.28316846592 m³.

Is the conversion exact?

Yes. Both units have exact definitions, so the factor is exact; a result is only rounded when its decimals never end.

Factors checked 19 October 2026.