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It could be a wall that is 1 square foot in cross section and 47 feet long.
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What is 1200 feet long wall in linear feet?
Feet are the same as linear feet. Linear just distinguishes them clearly from square feet or cubic feet.
How many linear feet in a 9x12 foot wall?
The distance around the wall is 42 linear feet.
How many square feet in a wall 8 feet by 12 feet?
96 square feet.
How big is 15 square feet?
How big is a wall that is 15 square feet?
How many linear feet is a square foot?
Sorry, wrong question - a linear foot is a measure of length - a square foot is a measure of area. How many inches fit into a gallon? How many quarts is it from here to the moon? Get the idea?
If a wall is 17ft x 17 ft what is the square feet?
Area of wall: 17 times 17 = 289 square feet
A wall is 9 feet tall and 13 feet long how many square yards?
9 square feet = 1 square yard Area of the wall (each side of it) = 9' x 13' = 117 square feet = 13 square yards.
What is the wall in Sierra Nevada called that is feet high?
Unless you are speaking of something else, that is just a retaining wall in Sierra, Nevada.
What is the average price of a concrete retaining wall per square foot?
If you have to ask.... You can't afford it.
How many linear yards do you need to cover 1600 square foot wall?
a linear yard is one yard long - you need to know how wide the covering is in order to compute how much covers a square foot wall
How many square feet are in a wall 28 inches tall and 25 feet long?
58.33 square feet
How many linear feet is 400 square feet?
(Assuming your question is serious) Unfortunately, this question has no real answer. Linear feet is a measure of distance along a single dimension. If you use a tape measure to measure along one wall of your living room, for example, you might measure 20 linear feet. In contrast, square feet is a measure of AREA, and represents a quantity defined by TWO dimensions. If you used a tape measure to measure TWO perpendicular walls of your living room, and if each wall were 20 feet long, the AREA in your living room would be 400 square feet. Your question supposes that linear feet is comparable to square feet. It isn't comparable. It is like asking how many apples are in a basket of oranges? You can't directly compare the two. There are numerous measures of linear distance that can be compared: angstoms, nanometers, microns, millimeters, inches, meters, yards, fathoms, miles, kilometers, light-years, etc. Any of the above linear units may be converted with a little bit of effort and the use of conversion factors you can look up on the web. Similarly, there are many units of area that can be compared: square feet, square inches, square meters, square yard, acres, hectares, square miles, etc. Any of the units of area can be compared with appropriate conversion factors. But you can't convert linear dimensions to area dimensions. They measure different kinds of things. Rod Burrows, PE (Assuming your question is serious) Unfortunately, this question has no real answer. Linear feet is a measure of distance along a single dimension. If you use a tape measure to measure along one wall of your living room, for example, you might measure 20 linear feet. In contrast, square feet is a measure of AREA, and represents a quantity defined by TWO dimensions. If you used a tape measure to measure TWO perpendicular walls of your living room, and if each wall were 20 feet long, the AREA in your living room would be 400 square feet. Your question supposes that linear feet is comparable to square feet. It isn't comparable. It is like asking how many apples are in a basket of oranges? You can't directly compare the two. There are numerous measures of linear distance that can be compared: angstoms, nanometers, microns, millimeters, inches, meters, yards, fathoms, miles, kilometers, light-years, etc. Any of the above linear units may be converted with a little bit of effort and the use of conversion factors you can look up on the web. Similarly, there are many units of area that can be compared: square feet, square inches, square meters, square yard, acres, hectares, square miles, etc. Any of the units of area can be compared with appropriate conversion factors. But you can't convert linear dimensions to area dimensions. They measure different kinds of things. Rod Burrows, PE
