The store that has the better price is store"B". By store "A" charging $5.95 per square foot their price comes out to $53.55 per square yard. There are 9 square feet in a square yard. By store "A" advertising the price by square foot instead of square yard, they are hoping that people will just look at the price {$5.95 vs 38.95} and think that store "A" is a better deal. It is just an advertising gimmic and it is a gimmic because everyone knows that carpeting is measured and sold by square yard.
If the room is 4 yards by 5 yards you will need 20 square yards. 20 square yards of carpet at $19.95 is $399.00. Remember you may still have to pay for padding and labor if that is not included in the $19.95 per yard. That may be $3.50 per yard of padding and $7.00 per yard labor approximately. If the room is wider than 12 feet you will use a lot more carpet because of the fill piece required to finish the room must run in the same direction. Total costs summary: * Cost for the carpet ($390) * Installation costs (Labour, underpad) ($210) * Old carpet disposal ($50 est.) * Sales Taxes (@ 10% = $50) * Impact of clergy discounts (@ 10% discount on materials = -$50)
Carpets are sold per square meter (unless you find an off cut the size required). Your longest length is 7m, so your carpet will be 7sqm @ £20 per sqm = 7 x £20 = £140. Would exclude gripper rod, underlay and fitting though!
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The cost largely depends on the quality of the carpet you want. The lower end costs $3.70 per square foot, while the higher end carpet costs about $5.49 per square foot.
$53.91 per square yard. That's pretty expensive carpet...........
8.325 a sq meter.
cost of per square yard will be 468.00.
$20.80
First work out the area of the floor. Area = width * length 13*15= 195. So there are 195 square feet. The carpet costs 2.78 per square foot, so multiply 195 by 2.78. $542.10
1.40 x 9 = 12.60 per yard.
For the carpet you are not paying just for the carpet. there is also the padding which goes under the carpet for softness and the cost for a profesional to come in and properly install everythin. all together with these three costs it should be about 20$ per square foot.
0, because a lineal meter has an area of 0
If you are not terribly picky, a carpet remnant store is your best bet. It typically costs only about $150 or so to carpet a room up to about 12' by 16' or so. You still need a pad and generally need professional installation so the full price would be roughly near $300. If you have already purchased your new carpet and are simply looking for installation costs, plan on spending approximately $5 to $10 per square yard. More details on prices on getproquotes.com
A square yard is 0.84 square meters, so 0.84 of $17.93 is $15.06. So it would be $15.06 per square yard.
1 yard = 3 foot so 16 foot by 18 foot = 51/3 x 6 yard carpet 51/3 x 6 = 32 square yards of carpet. At 0.65 per square yard this is 0.65 x 20.80 per square yard.