How many square feet are in an 8 foot round rug?

That depends upon how thick the foam insulation is. That is the only way to compute from cubic feet to square feet.

To simplify, assume the foam is 1 foot wide by 1 foot thick by 51 feet long. That is 51 cubic feet of foam. If you slice the block lengthwise at 1 inch intervals, you get 12 slices, each 1 foot wide by 51 feet long by 1 inch thick. This is 51 square feet of coverage at 1 inch. You would be able to cover 51x12, or 612 square feet.

Increase the thickness of the slice to 1-1/2 inches, you only get 8 slices, or coverage for 408 square feet.

Any thicker than that, and you won't get enough coverage for 400 square feet.

if you are staining the edges and both sides it will work out as follows

Each flat side is roughly 5.28 square feet or 10.5 square feet total per board.

The edges add rougly another 2.4 square feet so rough answer would be 13 square feet per board.

109 sq ft if you have no waste. I would get 120 sq ft.

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Buy 154 sq ft of flooring.

Hello, width x length,measure the largest portion of the room and if you have a small area like a alcove measure that also then add your totals up. hope this helps
PS I try to convert to feet

1 x 8 is actually 7 1/2". 7 1/2 divided by 12(1 foot) = .625' 720 square feet divided by .625' = 1152 linear feet.

You can devide it up how you want. 675 squar feet is like having 675 one foot by one foot squars so a room that is 10 foot in one direction and 10 foot in another is 100 square feet so 6 of those would be 600 square feet and say a room that was 7.5 foot by 10 foot would be 75 foot

That all depends upon the height of the ceiling. a 2,000 square foot home with a ceiling height of 8 feet would be 16,000 sq. feet. 2,000 x 8 = 16,000.

I don't recommend fogging if you are dealing with bed bugs. This will not solve the problem.

One foot is exactly 0.3048 meters, so 8000 square feet is 8000*.3048^2 square meters.

Pressing 8 0 0 0 * . 3 0 4 8 ^ 2 ENTER will give you about 743.