a. Yes it is quick and easy, trace with the stylus pen around the area and the program calculates the square feet of any area, also trace along any straight or curved length and the program calculates the exact linear feet.

One device is adequate for the treatment of max. 150 cubic meters room.(about 450 sqft). However, it is recommended to use it close to you in the room See similar questions...

Generally speaking, for an adequate air exchange rate, you can expect up to 500 sq. ft. coverage for the SE400E, and around 700 sq. ft. for the SE800E. - based on moderate concentration levels w/ 8 ft. ceilings. Individual results will vary based on environmental variables. To find out how many of which air cleaner you need, try our air cleaner calculator in the Buyer's Guide. See similar questions...

Very easy. 100 square meters is 1076 square feet. Surfaces are given in square meters, written m2 or m2. See similar questions...

The Allergy Machine™, HealthMate™ and HealthMate+™ have 60 Sq. Ft. The HealthMate Jr™ Model has 30 Sq. Ft. See similar questions...

Truthfully, that can only be best done if the entire floor plan of the home, insulation value and needs are all considered. It is always best to speak with a dealer, tell them about your home, life style and describe what your goals are for heating with wood. See similar questions...

The Ski Suites (1 - 2 people) are approximately 350 square feet. The One Bedroom condos (2 - 4 people) are approximately 525 square feet. The Two Bedroom condos (4 - 6 people) are approximately 825 - 1000 square feet. See similar questions...

Depending upon the type of material and the accuracy of the rough grade provided the Laser Grader can grade up to 50,000 S.F. per day. Northeast Laser Grading offers high precision grading for supermarkets, warehouses, parking lots, athletic fields (football, baseball, soccer), tennis courts, horse arenas and more. Serving the northeast, including Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania and more. See similar questions...

Meter to feet Length ratio=3.3 (One meter equals 3.3 feet) Sq.meter to sq.feet area ratio= 10.76 (One square meter equals 10.76 square feet) In order to get the feet equivalent, you just have to multiply the meter amount with the length ratio (3.3) to get the amount of feet, or divide the feet amount by the length ratio to get the meter amount. For areas and spaces, just multiply the square meter amount with the area ratio (10. See similar questions...

The liter makes enough pre-burnish for 51,000 square feet or it will dilute down to make 135 gallons of ready to use mopping detergent. See similar questions...

Up until now, the Federal State Cooperative Service data, on which I base the ratings, did not include such measures. For details, see the building size page. See similar questions...

Divide your yard into geometric shapes. Measure the area of rectangle or triangle and total their square footage. We recommend adding an additional 5-7% to allow for extra cuts outs and odd shaped areas. See similar questions...

All AstroRide and AstroSlide is priced per square meter. To help you in your estimates a meter is approximately 3.25 feet. A square meter is approximately 10 square feet. See similar questions...

A square foot is a unit of measurement of area. A piece of material measuring 12 inches by 12 inches is one square foot. To compute the number of square feet in a piece of wire mesh you multiply its width in feet times its length in feet. For example, a piece of wire mesh 4 feet wide and 3 feet long would be 12 square feet. A linear foot is a unit of measurement of length. A piece of material measuring, for example, 3 feet wide by 15 feet long would be 15 linear feet. See similar questions...

In general, a 310ml cartridge of material will provide 14 linear feet based on a bead size of ¼ x ¼ inch. See similar questions...

mils, a six-inch line will yield approx. 230 linear feet. At 15 mils, a four-inch line will yield approx. 350 linear feet. See similar questions...

There are many variables that dramatically affect heat loss, but here are some general guidelines, based on a new construction radiant slab, well insulated (walls, ceiling and under slab), in a moderately cold winter climate area using a thermostatic mixing valve: A standard 50 gallon electric water heater with (2) 4500 watts elements and a 20 gallon per hour (gph) recovery rate can usually heat about 250 sq ft. See similar questions...

No. Engineering for buildings that are in excess of 5,000 square feet must be performed by a licensed engineer in Texas. Refer to the Texas Engineering Practice Act, Sections 1001.056. See similar questions...

The drying capacity of tes is only limited to how quickly you would like a structure to dry. If the area is quite large and only one tes unit is applied, drying may be extended to typical dry times using currently available technology. As a guideline, here are some estimated coverage's where average dry times range from 18 to 72 hours depending on the class of loss. Commercial applications with glue down carpet or other hard surfaces: 5,000 sq. ft maximum per tes unit. See similar questions...