how many will i need to cover a 10x10 space
645116
10 ft by 10 ft would take 5 across and 5 down because they are 2 ft wide each
1265866
It's hard to say, it depends on the wall (if it has windows, doors, corners...) My 2 walls had everything to make it difficult, lol, but I ordered 4 rolls and used 3 1/2. It says 1 roll covers 57 square feet, so you should be fine with 3 rolls.
706281
You will need at least two and maybe more. My service for 8 just barely fits with just a few serving items. You want to be able to fold over the edges to keep air from seeping in. Doris
1337450
I can get a little over 200 4x6's so I would think printinng 8x10;s you should be able to get 100 to 125
1391298
It probably depends on the numbers of toys. I suggest thinking of it in terms of your space. I did the math, if you made a square with it, you would have 7.7 ft sides and 58 square feet - pretty big - but probably not for 10 kids. That is like putting 10 kids in a dorm room. Still, put some tape on the floor in the shape you want to find out for yourself. Segments are roughly 23 long - you would have 16.
41479
get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.
2093531
I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
391667
nope- 10x10 is as big as it will fit. and i have to differ with jetzael, i use these walls several times a week at my farmer's market booth- pretty good quality!
1265867
You need two rolls. Each being a little bigger than 5m2 (10 meters long and 0.53 meter wide) which is a little more than 53 sq. feet, you will have to get 2 rolls.
105459
It really depends on how dry the wood is. One tube will cover about 10 square feet
607894
You always want to have a bit extra, that's just good practice when doing projects. I did an 8' x 8' area and used three packs with some to spare for mistakes. Keep in mind, if the room is not one big square, you may need more(as my area wasn't).
555714
I would also like to know. On paper I have 157" x 155" which barely fits in my space so would love if somebody can verify.
865314
10x10 is 100 square feet which means about 16.7 square feet per person. That's like 6ft x 2.8ft space. However, since it's a square, you'd have to get creative to get that maximum amount of space (not perfectly perpendicular/parallel). It would be pretty tight for six 6ft adults, though assuming some are shorter than 6' (women?) I don't see a problem fitting 6 people in to sleep. Now moving around the tent, that's another story...
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I got 10 for my sons wall. It's about 3x6 and it's perfect. So I'd say 15 should be just fine.
338754
It will cover about 30 square meters. It have 30 sheets plus the borders. You can make a rectangle of 5 sheets by 6 sheets
1593401
Anywhere from 8 to ten boxes. That's 400 to 480 sq. feet. For my garage, I am needing approx. 9 boxes for my 2 garage with some tile left over which is fine in case if any get damaged or need replaced in the future.
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Measure the rooms and go by inches... Ex if its 10X10 square (inches) and your room is 100in long you'll need 10 but it's best to over order, I love this carpet but some had no sticky backs or ripped and needed replaced. Otherwise it is pretty durable once laid.