How many square feet does one set cover?
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I couldn't tell you square feet, but 3 together are 6 feet long by 2 feet wide, we have 12 and they are well worth the price!
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).
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Our 1.5 gallon kit will cover 13 square feet with no waste. For further coverage questions please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860. Thank you.
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Hello and thank you for your interest in our product, this specific mat will cover a 10' x 10' area. If your space is 10 ' x 20 ' then 2 sets would need to be purchased, at this time I see the price is listed as $186.74 per set, plus shipping. You can place the order via the Amazon.com website, or feel free to call into our customer service line for assistance. Please don't hesitate to contact me directly for further questions. Thanks again Andrea
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One set is more than enough. If you ruin one strip you will have a few ones left to use just in case.
1684000
Our 600 kits cover 600 square feet x 1" thick. Calculate the area you are insulating in square feet and multiply it by the thickness of insulation you want in inches and divide by 600. This will tell you the number of 600 kits you need. Sincerely - Mark, Battic Door Energy
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Each roll covers a good 500 sq ft so if your measurement includes allowances for cutting and waste then a roll is fine. If it doesn't then 1 roll may be cutting it a little close.
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According to the website* 2 lb kit covers approximately 20 sq ft.* 8 lb kit covers approximately 80 sq ft
681659
1 box covers a 10'x10' area so 2 and 2/3 boxes should cover 260 sq ' You probably have to order 3 boxes.
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Depends on the size of area. I would say 8x10 ft room then 1 is good. Bigger then that get 2
833996
I can't answer to square feet but there is enough in a pkg to cover bottom of 2 standard tubs very generously. I remain very pleased with the results!
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Coverage: Approximately 300 to 1,500 sq. ft. per coat per gallon, depending on type of stone, porosity and texture of surface, temperature, humidity and method of application.
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One spike will cover up to 7,500 square feet. It will cover up to a 95 foot diameter in an unobstructed area.
404998
1 layer, but as many as you can get on your matt. so either a 12x24 or 12x12 square
500383
45 square feet. There are 45 tiles per carton and they are 1' x 1'. I measured my wall lengths when I ordered so I knew I would have enough tiles. I recommend ignoring any furniture, appliances, or other items when measuring. What I am trying to say, is measure the floor space as if nothing is in the room. There is a grain to these tiles, so make sure you keep them going in the same direction. Also, this becomes a problem when you try to use the remains of a cut tile in other areas.
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I can't really say. I've done quite a bit of repair and still have quite a bit left but my repairs are not one area, they are long scratches, roughed up areas etc. I've probably repaired around 6-8 square feet and have probably 1/2 can left. But it's a very rough estimate
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that's 400 sq feet, I would buy 4 of these at least http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001ELVQRK?psc=1