how many boxes would I need for 22 sq. ft.?
1325605
5 boxes of 5 (you may have 3 extras or not, depending on exact measurements and how you need to cut)
1325606
5 boxes covers 25 square feet, which gives you a few extra in case you have to make cuts.
1724406
As a rule of thumb, usually a hold per every 1-2 square feet is a good guide. That being said you would probably want somewhere between 27 and 54 holds depending on how much variety you want there to be in the routes to the top.
448653
I bought two sizes and I think there were 24 or 30 in the box. I have sixty started this year.
2082127
Yes, you will need about 4 per window or piece of plywood. 20 come in a package.Do an image search on google.
842963
Hello! What appeared as your question to me was, you have two small windows 22' x 22'. Did you mean 22 FEET X 22 FEET as implied by what I received or 22 INCHES x 22 INCHES? Let us assume that you meant 22 inches x 22 inches, since these would be SMALL windows. Yes, one roll would do you fine with lots left over, since the roll is 3 FEET x 15 FEET. As an example, each roll would provide enough material to cover TWO standard sized patio doors (35"x84"). Now, if you really meant 22 feet x 22 feet, this would require some expert installation work as we are talking about absolutely HUGE picture windows. My guess is you meant 22inches x 22inches. You could do two more regular windows (30"x60") with what is left over. I hope that this helped you.
1962477
You need to measure the length and the width to get the square footage. Length times width equals the square footage of an area. Each box contains 15 square feet. If your trailer is 18 ft long and 10 ft wide, that would be 180 sq feet. 180 divided by 15 would be 12 boxes. Need an extra box in case of mess ups in cutting.
1825349
Hello,Usually 24 and 25 sqft kits are sold to cover 4 medium doors (6sqft each door). I used a 25 kit to lay a double cover in a coupe, in order to get a strong midbass for competition. 50 sqft should be more than enough if you are going to use only one layer in each door. Good luck.Kind regards,Jean Pierre.
665124
No, they mean 10 sq ft.. for 120 sq ft yo need 12 boxes. It's expensive but it looks great and wears well.
1664447
Depends on what kind of box it's in. Idk the specs but mine are in a ported box about 1.5 cubic feet each. That's more than enough. If it's in a sealed box you really only need like 1-1.25 cubic feet.
1838654
You could buy two small kits. Each covers 31 ish square feet, so you should be ok. I found there was just enough base coat in the large kit for my 32 sq ft of counters. I think the large kit does 50 sq ft.
957540
The tiles would cover 24 sq. ft. I apologize for any confusion or frustration this may have caused.
998104
The total square feet of 12 boxes of 24 sheets equals 400 square feet. Each individual box of cut sheets equals 33.333 square feet. Although you can get more sheets from a continuous roll, I find the precut sheets to work better for me since I do not waste paper by tearing off too much.
407445
I agree. 6 boxes each carton plus freight. Since we use it regularly. I would buy two cartonsand it would qualify for free freight. Quite a savings.
108158
You will need 12.4 or 13 packages of these. I got this by multiplying your 31*40 to get a total square footage of 1240. Each tile covers 20 sf so I took the 1240/20 and got 62 total tiles you will need. Then I took the 62/5 tiles per package and got 12.4 packages which means you will have to order 13 boxes or just stick with 12. I hope this helped:)
398153
Our order was filled with twenty 3' pieces equals 60 lineal feet of product (less a bit inasmuch as the pieces include the 1/2" +/- overlap.
1029595
Mine came in two big, heavy boxes of about 300 lb. each. Lots of pieces in each box. Not difficult, but be prepared. Have a good strong, straight foundation and it will go together much easier. Mine went together real well.
539624
I would use 6 if you are stacking a load on top to get into the show site. But if just rolling the crate with no extra you could get by with 4.