Normally it varies from 65- 75, but call your local sod farm to find out.
At least 622.2 square yards of sod are needed to cover that area.
Well, honey, 1100 square feet is about 122.22 square yards. So, if you're looking to cover that area with carpet or maybe some fresh new sod, you better get yourself about 123 square yards to make sure you've got enough to work with.
The weight of sod can vary depending on its moisture content and type, but a general estimate is that fresh sod weighs about 15 to 30 pounds per square yard. Assuming standard sod rolls are 2 feet by 5 feet (10 square feet), 265 feet of sod would be approximately 26.5 square yards. Thus, 265 feet of sod could weigh between 400 to 800 pounds, depending on its moisture content and type.
The area of a circle with a diameter of 18 feet can be calculated by: A=pie x r x r . So, in this case A = 3.14 x 9 * 9= 255 square feet. If you know how many square feet are in a roll of sod, you can find your answer.
That's at least two days labour for two guys ( to do it properly )
Tt depends on the amount of sod on the pallet. If it holds 50 yards, then 450 sf; if it 63 yards, then 567 sf.
400 square feet
A normal pallet of sod covers 500 square feet
Well, an acre equals 43,560 square feet or 4,840 square yards, so you take the number of square feet or square yards in the pallet and divide that into the appropiate number above and this will give you the number of pallets needed (round it up to the next highest number).
From the info I have from a sod supplier: each roll is 10sqft, there are 70 rolls on a pallet, so covers 700sqft
At least 622.2 square yards of sod are needed to cover that area.
To determine how many pallets of sod you need for 14,770 square feet, you first need to know the coverage per pallet. Typically, a pallet of sod covers about 450 square feet. Dividing 14,770 by 450 gives you approximately 32.38, so you would need about 33 pallets of sod to cover that area.
It depends on the company you are ordering from. I am unsure what the average is. Most likely take the square feet that would fit on the pallet laying flat and then multiply it by the height.
Enough to cover whatever the size of your lawn is.
It usually ends up being 450-500 sq ft. coverage with just one pallet
1000 square feet of sod, or 111 square yards
Call your local sod dealer and ask them that question. They can give you an answer.