Covers up to 4 to 5 square foot area? Four square feet is only 2'x2'.Do you mean it covers an area 4 to 5 feet square (=16 to 25 square feet)?
1830448
It covers like 12-14. Go about 3 ft wide and 4 long. Start your 4ft line about 6 inches behind back of the reflector
1830449
The hot spot is 2' × 2' then after that the lums drop off by half every foot .
1830450
Area is two dimensional, so 4 sq. ft. is 2 ft. by 2 ft. and 5 sq. ft. is 2.24 ft. by 2.24 ft., or 26.8 in. by 26.8 in..
1830451
The light will spread 2ft to 3 ft on either side of the bulb and about a foot in front and back so in total you will have a 3ft ×5ft coverage area. Roughly 15 sqft
2190766
According to the manual this kit will cover about 1/3 acre. You get 500 feet of wire and can add more length to it as needed. The exact area that 500' of wire covers depends on your layout. There is a chart included in the manual that gives estimates, and assumes a square layout. Here is what it says: .25 acre=415' of wire. .33 acre=480' .5 acre=590' 1 acre=835' 2 acres=1180' 5 acres=1870' The box says it can cover up to 10 acres which would take close to 4000' of wire.
1549768
Yes it does. It covers about 60 square feet. I questioned that too and bought two kits and actually never touched the second kit.
1547400
Very small area of coverage. I don't know the exact feet or inches, but I have a large yard and this required me to move it more than 6 times just to do the front yard. That did not include the side or the back. I have a corner property if that helps you to visualize.
900223
One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.
1932497
Since to me the answer 10% is confusing, I read the label on a virtually identical product. It says add 1/8th of an inch to the top & mix it into the top couple of inches of soil or dirt mix. It also says just use 8 pounds per 100 square feet. That should make it easier to figure out. In a 4 x 4 ft square garden you'd have 16 square feet, 16/100 x 8 lbs = 1.28 pounds = 1 pound and 4 and 1/2 ounces for the 16 square feet of garden (assuming you're doing the square foot garden idea with 4 ft x 4 ft outer dimensions.
1243306
The bag says it is 2.5 cubic feet and covers up to 500 square feet. Depending on how thickly you intend to layer it, one bag should cover your needs.
1140286
Hi there- one kit makes 3 sq feet so you would need 4, but if u go to the manufacturer's website, they sell kits that utilize 3 x 3 tiles and you can make a larger for using fewer tiles. One of the large tiles is 3x3. Hope this helps!
1248389
I put this on in the fall, so cannot give you an exact square footage count. However, the total area was small. I needed to buy another bag to cover any area really worth doing. This would be particularly true if you have a spreader.
70671
Sorry, just talked to my husband, he was the one who applied it. There is at least enough to put on the tub a second time, but it does not indicate square feet.
1838654
You could buy two small kits. Each covers 31 ish square feet, so you should be ok. I found there was just enough base coat in the large kit for my 32 sq ft of counters. I think the large kit does 50 sq ft.
957540
The tiles would cover 24 sq. ft. I apologize for any confusion or frustration this may have caused.
2183023
Each mosaic tile covers 1 sq ft. You must determine how many sq ft your project requires by multiplying length x width in feet.
1614173
I really don't know how much square footage it will cover. We only have about 10 square feet we use it on. It lasts quite a while. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
46650
Each unit is four feet by four feet. Need 2-3 feet high of topsoil/potting soil. So 2 feet x 4x4 would be 32 cubic feet
2087783
One spike will cover up to 7,500 square feet. It will cover up to a 95 foot diameter in an unobstructed area.
1385735
I would say about 2500-5000 square feet. I live in an end of unit town house so I did my yard, common area between my other neighbor, did his front/back yard and the neighbor directly next to me as well. If you have a big area I would get two.