0
To find out how much flooring you need for a 6 X 10 room, you need to find the area of the floor. You do that by taking the length times the width, so
10 x 6 is 60, but you need to know the measurement (yards, feet, inches, etc). Since rooms are usually measured in feet, we can assume this room is, too, so you would need 60 square feet of flooring.
Wiki User
∙ 10y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How much Laminate Flooring do you need for a room 13.6 x 8.6 room?
When laying wood flooring, whether hardwood or laminite, it is a good rule of thumb to purchase approximately 10% more flooring material than the size of your room. Thus, you should need approximately 126 square feet of flooring. If your room is of unusual shape (such as angled walls), you may need to allow for additional overage. Since laminite flooring is usually sold in packages, you may find that you will have to purchase somewhat more than that. It never hurts to have a few extra pieces should you need to replace a piece that becomes damaged during use (or accidental abuse).
How much would price be if the measurement is 10 by 10 ft room and flooring was 99 cents square foot?
10 ft * 10 ft = 100 square feet $0.99 * 100 square feet = $99
If the perimeter of a room is 32 ft how much sq ft of carpet do i need to cover the floor?
what are the dimensions of the room? Is it square? Assuming it's square, 32ft perimeter means 8 foot walls. 8 foot walls means 64 square feet of flooring. Assuming it's a rectangle with the long wall of 10 feet and the short wall of 6 feet, then it's 60 square feet of flooring.
Will a 56 sq. foot box of laminate flooring cover a 10 by 12 room?
No. 56 square feet will not cover half of it. 10 by 12 is 120 square feet. You will need just over 2 boxes.
If you have building of 12.5 x 8.5 m and flooring is needed Calculate the floor area for sheet flooring and include 10 percent for wastage with working?
If the room is rectangular, just multiply length x width. For the 10% wastage, multiply the result by 1.10 - that's the same as adding 10%.
How much Laminate Flooring do you need for a room 13.6 x 8.6 room?
When laying wood flooring, whether hardwood or laminite, it is a good rule of thumb to purchase approximately 10% more flooring material than the size of your room. Thus, you should need approximately 126 square feet of flooring. If your room is of unusual shape (such as angled walls), you may need to allow for additional overage. Since laminite flooring is usually sold in packages, you may find that you will have to purchase somewhat more than that. It never hurts to have a few extra pieces should you need to replace a piece that becomes damaged during use (or accidental abuse).
How much laminate flooring would you need for a 10 x 10 room?
Technically, 100 square feet (10x10) Realistically, about 120 square feet, given that you allow about 20% waste for trim.
If you had and 8 by 10 room how much flooring would you need if it came in 20 foot a square box?
8-ft x 10-ft = 80 square feet If you mean "20 square foot a box", then you need 4 boxes.
How do you measure my room for wood flooring?
Lenght x Width add 10%
Laminate Flooring?
form_title= Laminate Flooring form_header= Install laminate flooring in your home. Durable and Affordable. Do you need to remove your current flooring?*= () Yes () No What color flooring do you want?*= _ [50] How many rooms do you need to install flooring?*= {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, More than 10}
How much would price be if the measurement is 10 by 10 ft room and flooring was 99 cents square foot?
10 ft * 10 ft = 100 square feet $0.99 * 100 square feet = $99
Could you work out the square footage of three room for me i need to buy flooring to go throughout 1st room 14.58x10.41 2nd room 8.08x14.58 3rd room 8.4x7.5?
You can find the square footage of a room by multiplying the length by the width. For example, room 1 is 14-1/2 by 10-1/2 which is 152-1/4 square feet. For most flooring jobs, you will want to add at least 10% for waste. If I were buying tile or laminate for the first room I would want at least168 square feet. Since it sounds like you are running all the flooring together, you can find the sq. footage of each room, add them and multiply the total by 1.1 to get the sq. footage with waste. Running the flooring into other rooms can increase the amount of waste, because you will orient the flooring to favor the large room, which may not be the best way to orient it in the smaller rooms.
How much room do you need to breed bettas?
10 gallon tank.
If the perimeter of a room is 32 ft how much sq ft of carpet do i need to cover the floor?
what are the dimensions of the room? Is it square? Assuming it's square, 32ft perimeter means 8 foot walls. 8 foot walls means 64 square feet of flooring. Assuming it's a rectangle with the long wall of 10 feet and the short wall of 6 feet, then it's 60 square feet of flooring.
Will a 56 sq. foot box of laminate flooring cover a 10 by 12 room?
No. 56 square feet will not cover half of it. 10 by 12 is 120 square feet. You will need just over 2 boxes.
Cherry Flooring?
form_title= Cherry Flooring form_header= Install cheery flooring in your home for a beautiful look. What type of flooring do you currently have?*= _ [50] Would you like a protective coating on your flooring?*= () Yes () No How many rooms need flooring?*= {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, More than 10}
How To Install A Beautiful Bamboo Floor In Your Home?
Bamboo flooring is a beautiful alternative to hardwood flooring for your home. This flooring option is easy to install and maintain. Here is a simple to follow guide to help install a bamboo floor within your home. Step 1. To determine the amount of bamboo flooring that you need, you will need to measure the room that you want to use the bamboo flooring in. You should add an additional 10 percent for any accidents that may occur. Step 2. Empty out the room. You will need to remove molding around the floor, baseboards, heat registers and closet and entrance doors if they sit closely to the floor with no clearance. Step 3. The under laying surface for the new flooring must be prepared. You can do this by screwing any loose floorboards into the underlying floor joists and fill in seams that you may have with the leveling compound. Step 4. Spread the bamboo flooring around the room in small piles so that the flooring is exposed to the air. Step 5. Allow three days for the bamboo boards to acclimate. Step 6. You will need to decide which way you want your flooring to run. If you have a long room, you will want the bamboo flooring to run the length of the room. If you have large windows in a room you may want to have the flooring to run parallel to the sunshine. Step 7. Measure the width of your room to determine how many full boards will fit into the area and how much space you need to cover with partial boards. You will need to divide the remaining space by 2 when figuring the width of the partial boards. Step 8. Lay your underlay out in strips, butting them next to each other, but not overlapping them. The under laying is used to soften the bamboo flooring and to help reduce any annoying noises that may occur. Step 9. Using the manufacturer’s instructions for installing your bamboo flooring, you will need to nail the first tow rows, through the bottom of the interlocking groove on the panels and setting the nails. Use a hardwood hammer for additional rows. Use ring shank nails, spacing them eight to ten inches apart. Step 10. You will need to offset the seams between each row. You can do this by using the remaining board cut from the last board used in a row to start the next row. Step 11. Do not rush your job. Examine each row as you install it. Make sure that everything is working as you want it to. It is easier to fix a problem when it happens instead of when the job is done.
