using this burlap for bulletin boards...can someone help me figure how much I need for 224 sq. feet?
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I would like to help you. Can you please give me the actual dimensions feet by feet?
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WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.
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The calculator on www.kidwise.com is pretty accurate. They claim about 300 sq ft at 3". I did 400 at 2"but I'm seeing some bare areas after this winter. I plan to buy more this year to get to 3". BTW, great product. My kids and I haven't found any metal and the brown color hasn't faded.
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I put about 15 to 20 depending on the amount of paper in the file. Hanging files seem to do really good in here. I had legal files but regular 8 x 11 probably holds more. It holds either one.
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Hi, Carolyn -I don't remember what I said in my review. But, we used it to cover an old counter top, a technique we found on a decorating blog. That counter top measured roughly 40 sq ft (including 4" back splash ) and we put on 4 thin layers. We have about half to 1/3 of a bag left. So, 300 sq ft is accurate. By thin, I mean each layer was probably 1/16-1/32 of an inch thick. The final thickness can't be more than 1/4-3/8 inch thick. Hope this helps. Steve
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My question exactly! Amazon should include approx. Sq. footage coverage in the product description. I was thinking of getting one for upstairs and one for downstairs. Think I will try it though.
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You will find that you require more or less depending on the severity, and you may need a second coat, depending on how think your application. I would estimate 6 sq. ft. per 16 oz. The good news is that you don't have to do it all at once. I would purchase one or two bottles and see how far it gets you.
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I think it would really depend on what you were going to put on the shelf. You'd probably want a pack a shelf just to be safe. I have a moderately sized white board (probably 5+ lbs) that has been hanging just fine with two strips.
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get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.
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I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
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It will do 15 board feet, so about 15sq ft at 1" thick. But, its a crap product, dont buy.
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It should say specifically on the package but I did two 3' x 3' boards, 3 coats each. I did not have a lot left over but enough to finish the boards. I hope this helps.
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wOW, THAT'S A GREAT PRICE! ($18.65) I paid like $30 bux a piece. And, to answer your question... Depending on your project, get more rather than less... They are a lot smaller than I realized they would be.And at that price; you should totally get more!
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The post need to be strong enough to tension the sail to 150 lbs on each corner. Wood should be 6x6. There are many good guides on mounting sails on the web.
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The Little Giant videos recommend a 2x12, about $25 at lumber yards. I haven't used a wood plank but my experience with this size lumber is that it is very sturdy.
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So it seems that each box contains 30 sqft tiles, so you would need 270 / 30 = 9 boxes. If your patio is squared or rectangular, and has the exact number of feet in both sides, then you should be good. if it is not exact then you will have to leave some surface without coverage, or you may need to get a few more boxes to cover the halves
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Yeah: good solic particle board. Measurements? I'll have to let you look that up on the product site. It's a great product.