I want to know the total sq foot of a 16'x14' room the total of a 14'x5' and a total of a13'x13' room Or the total of all 3 together. Thanks

There are 3 ten by 3 foot surfaces for 90 Sq Ft.
There are also tow ends each 2 ft by 1 1/2 ft for a 2 by 3 total or 6. The final answer is 96 Sq Ft total surface area

11ft =3.352 m
27ft =8.23 m
total floor area =27.58 sq m
no of packs =27.58 divided by 1.76 = 15.67 packs
allowing for cut outs 16 packs

First, you want to find out the square footage of the room. You do that by multiplying length times width. In your case, 14 x 12 feet would equal 168 sq/ft. Next, you multiply square feet by square meters with 1 sq/ft equaling 0.0929 sq/m. So, 168 times 0.0929 would equal 15.6072. If you google a conversion calculator for square feet to square meter , it will give you 15.6077. In other words, your room is just over 15 and 1/2 square meters. Hope this helped

14 meters by what to get a square length x width = square

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

Measure the length and width of each wall, and then add up the resulting answers. So, if a wall is 9' tall and 12' wide, it is 108 sq feet. If another wall is 9' tall and 11' wide, it is 99 square feet. Your total would now be 99 + 108 or 207 square feet.

If you are doing it in feet and inches, you have to covert the inches to feet by dividing them by 12, since there are 12' in a foot. So with 3", divide 3 by 12 and get 0.25.

a cubic foot is a 12inch by 12inch square by 12inch depth its like stacking 1500 little sq. boxes in a room or two.a 12ft by12ft room with 8ft walls would hold 1152 cubic feet or little boxes.so in comparison 1500cu ft is little more than one room,1000sqft is a small house.

Maybe a bit late ...but typical rates are 2.00 per sq ft. Plus base shoe installation and or tear out of whatever is down now.

Some areas will install laminate for as little as 1.50- 1.75 per sq. Competition can be fierce.
100 sq ft in your case I would make sure to have a minimum of at least 200.00 for the day ...especially if there is tear out involved ..a helper... fuel ...tools etc You get the idea
Base shoe is additional as well.

That's 9.25 ft by 8.33 ft = 77.05 sq ft. I plugged that in at onlineconversion.com and got 77.05 square foot = 7.158 179 232 square meter (or 7.16 sq meters)