Terms

Fieldsheet gives estimates. A job sheet is the arithmetic of a published yield applied to the measurements you type. It is not an engineering design, a permit set, a soil report, or a promise that the ground is square.

Check the bag, the plant ticket, and the lumber stamp against the sheet before you buy. Manufacturers call their yields approximate. Ready-mix yards sell by the cubic yard under their own terms. If this page and the label disagree, the label of the product in your hand is the one you are buying.

You are responsible for local code, frost depth, structural size, and whether a footing or a wall is adequate. Nothing here sizes a beam, a foundation, or a retaining wall. Board feet are a purchase tally, not a span table.

The site is offered as-is. To the extent the law allows, Fieldsheet is not liable for a short load, a leftover pile, a wrong color, or a project that fails because the allowance, the density, or the measurement was the wrong one for the ground. If a jurisdiction does not allow that limit, the limit is the smallest one that jurisdiction does allow.

Don’t scrape the site in a way that pretends to be a person using the calculators, and don’t copy the pages onto another site and present them as yours. Citing a calculator with a link is fine.

Questions about these terms can wait for the contact address that will ship with the permanent domain.