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How many square feet in 600 bricks?
Depends on how big the bricks are.
How many brick is 400 sq feet?
As a square foot will require 8 bricks of standard size, we will require around 3500 bricks for 400 sq feet.
How many common bricks per square meter 230 thickness?
120 bricks/m²
How many square feet are in 5 decimil?
2178 square feet.2178 square feet.2178 square feet.2178 square feet.
How many square feet is 500 square inches?
3.472 square feet.
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