how do you figure out the sq ft of a room and determine the boarded feet to put up cut timber? thanks jerry?
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Multiply the length by the width then figure out the width of the flooring you're going to use. for example a 3 inch wide board requires 4 board feet to cover one square foot (divide 12 by the width of your flooring).  If you have a 12 x 10 room and your flooring is 3 inches wide, 12 x 10 = 120 square feet, it takes 4 board feet to cover one square foot with three inch flooring, so 120 x 4 =480 board feet + 5% overage = 504 board feet total.
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Multiply the area of the floor by the height of the room, so 10*12.5 * 7 = ?
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figure it out...\n                Area\n144 sq. inches = 1 sq. ft\n9 sq. feet   = 1 square yard\n4840 sq. yards  = 1 acre\n8 furlongs = 1 mile  \n640 acres      = 1 square mile\n5280 feet = 1 mile   \n1 sq.mile    = 1 section\n1760 yards = 1 mile  \n36 sections   = 1 township
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Length times width. A square measuring 2 feet by 2 feet is four square feet.
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American 9ft x 4ft table - allow 6ft around the exterior of the table therefor room required 21ft x 16ft = 336sqft\n\nEnglish 6ft x 3ft table - allow 6ft around the exterior of the table therefor room required 18ft x 15ft = 270sqft
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Convert to sq.ft. first:\n\n132 yd * 132 yd = \n\n396 ft * 396 ft =\n\n156,816 ft ²\n\nNow divide by 43,560, since 1 acre = 43,560 ft ²\n\n156,816 ÷ 43,560 = 3.60\n\n(My answer is exactly half of yours)\n\n~ ♥ ~
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Ya i agree to ask around first, here is depends one crew will go in for only 3.50 sq ft. were the best goes for 5.50 sq ft.  Are you doing the indise or outside? The inside can get alittle complicated with trim and different colors. Its a great money making job. We only do the drywall and the different custom textures. We do ok, but thats a seperate 1.00 - 1.25 sq ft. and then we have another crew hang the sheetrock so that an extra whatever per sheet. Some painters and drywall crew charge by the board. We do it by the sq ft. \n\nbut if its a turnkey job doesnt that mean your responsable for hanging, tape float and texture, and painting.  Its not that bad its a good job. Good luck!
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depends on which city you are building that that model for ,as different cities have different rules regarding the building heights,but if its just for fun then divide the total height of your model with the number of floors you want ,to get the exact height of each floor.
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I will try, but it would have been easier if you had copied the problem from your homework exactly - this version is confusing.\n\nThe side of the shed to be used is 20m long, correct?  If this is not the case, substitute the correct value into the work below marked by an asterisk (*).\n\na) The width of the sheep pen is 20m*.  This means two sides of the rectangle total 40m, and the other two sides must be a total of 160-40+20* = 140 m.  So the pen is 20m(wide) by 70m (high).  \nGoing back to check, you get 70+70+20 = 160 (the fourth side is the 20m shed wall) and this is correct.\n\nb) If I remember my geometry correctly, the maximum area would come from a square.  You have a total of 180m for all four sides (160m of fence plus 20m* of shed).  To make a square, each side must be 180/4 or 45m.  This area would be 2025 sq m, vs. 1400 in a).
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12in × 12in is the same as  1ft × 1 ft. That makes things easy.\n\n(12ft ×14ft) - (2ft × 4ft) = 160 ft²\n\nIf this is just a math problem for homework, then that is your answer.\n\nIn real life, you will want to get more than you need, for cutting and in case of defects, accidents etc. So in reality you would probably want 180 tiles for a 160 ft² project.
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Divide your total sales for the year by the number of square feet.  (Sales$/sqft)  The number should be much higher than your rent per square foot or your business will be short lived (seen this!)  There's a rule of thumb, if I recall correctly, you want at least 2x more sales / sqft than your cost/sqft.
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length x width (in inches)\n\ndivide by 12 ( feet)
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go to the builders website. it may be a custome floor plan only offered by that builder
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Make a stick which is one metre long. Go round the house and measure things with the stick. Anything that is shorter than the stick, put on the list.\n\nIf you only have an old feet & inch tape measure to make your stick, make your cut at 39 & 3 eighths inches. Buy a metric only tape on eBay. Throw away the old tape, or give it to a museum.
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that way you can remember the formula with generic terms like L and W then later insert the corresponding numbers.\n\nlength times width equals area\nL * W = A\nl2" * 12" = 144 square inches
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to calculate the area of a 2-dimensional space you always multiply length x width, or in this case height\n\nC
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Try to make it at 3 feet.  It will probably be easier.  I'd probably use balsa wood.