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If a bundle of flooring covers 2.78 sq ft how many bundles would you need for a 33 ft X 29 ft room?
You would need 345 bundles to cover your floor.
How many square feet in 1600 square meters?
Answer: 1600 m² = 17,222.256 ft² OR 17,222 ft² and 36.96 in²
How many squares in 1600 ft?
Infinitely many.
How many square feet is equal to 1600 square meters?
Answer: 1600 m² = 17,222.256 ft²
How many bundles does it take to cover a 25 feet by 14 feet roof?
When applied properly 3 bundles will cover 100 square feet. 25 x 14 = 350 sq ft. 350 /100 x 3 = 10.5 bundles. So you need 11 bundles, assuming little to no waste.
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