How to Measure a Room: Square Feet vs Square Yards 

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Glad it helped you. What flooring department are you referring to. Work? If so, that’s even more important to know and understand

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@@PawPawsWorkShop reason I needed this info you shared I live in City limits of small town and legally I can't own chicken hen's unless I have at least 500 sqf of Yard space and after measuring it out I have 900. So I'm good to keep no more than 6 hens Wich is all I need. Thanks again for the information you shared

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Yes, it will always be calculated this way. The square foot measurements will be the same for wood floors or ceramic floors. If you are planning carpet, there are a few extra steps.

The length times the width gives the total square feet. If you then times that by the height the result will be cubit feet

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You have 5456 cubic inches. A cubic yard has 46,656 cubic inches therefore you have .1169 of a cubic yard

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If you are referring to volume of a room, then it’s just l x w x h = volume

Yes, simple but many still can't do it.

Paw Paw’s WorkShop what I find even more astounding is that in your introductory comments you state that over time you have received numerous inquiries as to how to go about calculating square footage. It would seem to me that the correct locale for this would be Google. At the very least you would get the answer in seconds versus weeks or months on your channel. Additionally all you folks who provide us with insight and tutorials and info on a particular skill have to go through a lot of behind the scenes work just to get a quality video out to the public such as your too much work and effort on your part for a subject matter such as this. Completely wrong venue. Direct them to do a Google search HAHA

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You are correct. Unfortunately many people do not understand how to do it. I get this question a lot. Very similar to reading a tape measure. This should be well understood but it is not and there seems to be a definite need.

The education system's failure to teach rudimentary things like this is astounding.

tod mills Hey Tod. Is it a failure on the education system or a failure on the student’s part? Or perhaps in some instances they both share responsibility equally

@@michaeldunn5280 That's true, Michael, but it is also true that public schooling is a plank in the Communist Manifesto, and we know that communism kills motivation in whatever it touches, so these results from public schooling should be no surprise. (scroll down about 2/3, plank #10: www.fulltextarchive.com/page/The-Communist-Manifesto/)

tod mills Todd. The fact that at some point in time,we as adults,forget some basic mathematical formulas/principals should in no way be utilized as criteria too knock public education. For the most part public education /private education is meant for and provided for the people en masse as a means of enlightenment and has served us well as a pathway out of the caves The educational system taught all of is the basics in a general format. However we all moved on in life and we all are bombarded on a daily basis with information ( none ever more so than now in the internet age) For some of us certain lessons were never forgotten /certain formulas stuck with us ( in my case the formula for determining the area of a rectangle or the area of a square etc) while for another group these very same lessons learned back in our schooling days and taught by our school systems have been relegated to the far reaches of our memory and forgotten only to be replaced by other more important or more critical needs at the moment. In no way is this a reflection on the education system of our country or any other country Perhaps I misspoke when I used the term “ failure” and it would be best described as above. The education system in this country( I am speaking of the United States of America) for the most part has been a remarkable success for society. For every flaw/failure/ shortcoming in this gigantic industry we call “education” one can find many times over a positive or a success or an achievement because of this very same process

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