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How many square feet in a 14x12?
168 square feet.
What is 168 square feet in square meters?
168 square feet = about 15.61 square meters.
How many square yards are in 168 square feet?
18.66 square yards.
How many square feet in 14x12?
168 square feet. Multiply the two dimensions - the result is the number of square feet.
12 feet by 14 feet how many square meters is that?
12' by 14' is 168 square feet or 15.61(15.6077107) square meters.
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