Square feet is 2 dimensional a box is 3-dimensional. But a 6x6x2 foot box would have 72 cubic feet or space.
15 12x12 is a square foot 15 of those would be 15 square feet
Around 350 square feet
8 square feet
I need to know how many things of wood flooring I need to buy each box is 15 square feet.150 square feet. Multiply length by width - the result is the area in square feet.
20 pieces per box which is equivalent of two square or two hundred square for most manufacturer's.
Oh, dude, you're really asking me to count squares now? Like, who has time for that? But hey, if you really wanna know, typically a box of siding contains around 200 square feet of material. So, if you know the size of each siding square, you can do the math and figure it out yourself. Or just buy more siding than you think you need, like a true DIY expert.
20 pieces per box which is equivalent of two square or two hundred square for most manufacturer's.
10,000 square feet.
20 pieces per box which is equivalent of two square or two hundred square for most manufacturer's.
Different manufacturers have boxes with different amounts in them.
It depends on how many square feet of laminate are in each package. Your floor is 15 x 12 = 180 square feet. The box of laminate will list on the label how many square feet are in each box. Divide your square feet (180) by the square feet in the box (?), and you will have your answer. Be sure to add about 7-10% for waste, and keep an extra box in storage to use if you ever damage part of the floor later.
Square feet is 2 dimensional a box is 3-dimensional. But a 6x6x2 foot box would have 72 cubic feet or space.
8 times 4 = 32 square feet
15 12x12 is a square foot 15 of those would be 15 square feet
Around 350 square feet
8 square feet