How to calculate square feet from the measurement in inches.
Calculating square feet for countertops.
This countertop calculator will help you to estimate the square footage of a new countertop for your kitchen or bathroom.
1 size you can measure or guesstimate the size of the job just enter the size in square feet in the first box.
We always round up when measuring so the final measurement would be 44 square feet.
Instead it may be more helpful to get an estimate from a builder based on some given specifications and divide that estimate by the number of square feet the house will occupy.
Measure the width and length of each box or rectangle.
Calculate square footage of countertops.
Enter length and width.
If you measured in another unit of measure do the following to convert to.
How do i measure odd shaped countertops.
So let s divide 6250 by 144 to get our final square footage of 43 403.
For triangular countertops there is a simple formula to calculate square footage.
If you measured in feet skip to calculate the area as square footage.
Measure the base and height of the triangle.
2 materials select the material type that you want to have installed.
Multiply the base times height.
Write down the figures for each box on a piece of paper.
Note that in most cases you should use standard option until.
For example say the length of the countertop is 108 and the depth of the standard countertop on a 24 deep cabinet is 25.
Divide your result by two.
Countertops are typically measured by contractors and fabricators in a unit called linear feet this unit is simply the total length in straight lines thus the term linear of a countertop of a given depth.
If you measured in feet inches divide inches by 12 and add that to your feet measure to get total feet.
This will give you a baseline to determine how much additional counter space different design options may provide you.
108 x 25 5 2 754 divide this number by 144 2 754 144 19 12 sq ft.
Convert all of your measurements to feet.
A square foot is 12 x 12 144.
3 color select the color you want.
Divide your countertop into runs or rectangular boxes.
Use a straightedge to draw a line to mark off the edges.