1 x 8 x 16 board has a thickness of 1 in, 8 in width, and 16 in length. To cover an area of 1000 square feet the thickness does not play a part, it is irrelevant. Need to convert 8 in and 16 in to feet.
8 in = 2/3 feet
16 in = 1 and 4/12 feet = 1 and 1/3 feet = 4/3 feet
Hence are of one board is (2/3) x (4/3) = 8/9 square feet
Therefore number of boards needed = (1000) / (8/9) = (1000 x 9) / 8 = 125 x 9 which is equal to 1125 boards
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Multiply width by length to get the area. The answer would be 1000 square feet.
1000 square meters = 10,763.91 square feet.
How many square shingles
1000 m2 = 10,763.9 ft2
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Multiply width by length to get the area. The answer would be 1000 square feet.
That would depend on the size of the plywood pieces that you are using. You have not specified that. Assuming the area is square, rectangle ; Based on industry standard sizes (8 x 4 ft imperial) then its 31.25 boards. Calculation 1000 square feet to be covered. One 8 x 4 board is 32 sq ft 1000 / 32 = 31.25 boards If 6 x 3 boards are used (again industry standards imperial) then its 55. 55 boards
1000 square meters = 10,763.91 square feet.
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No. 1000 square is a number - it need not have anything to do with area.
10,763.9 square feet.
1000 square feet of sod, or 111 square yards
1 square yard = (3*3) 9 square feet so > 1000 / 9 = 111 square yards 1 square foot
Divide the numerical value, in square feet, by 1000.
734 square feet is not equal to 1000 of any standard unit or area.
There are 435.6 square feet in one cent. Therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 1000 square feet is equal to 1000 / 435.6 = 2.30 cents.
How many square shingles