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We offer a Free Measuring Service
Romford Store Phone Us 01708 760009 arrange a free measurement
Correct Measuring can Save you Money
How to measure your floors
Quick Guide
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Below is a quick guide to working out how
many square
meters of
flooring you need for your room.
We suggest you allow an
additional 5% for wastage.
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The majority of floor manufacturers as well as fitters recommend a
minimum of 5% wastage when ordering a wood floor, this will hopefully
allow for those small mistakes and complicated cuts. Sometimes on
occasions there are small pieces that cannot be used anywhere without
spoiling the look of the floor.
Standard
Room
1.
Find the two widest areas (a,b)
2. Multiply the two sizes
3. 4.35
x 5.25 = 22.83m2
4. Total
metres required 22.83 |
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Shaped Room
1.
Divide room into two rectangular sections (see plan)
2. Take the four sizes and multiply as below
3. 2.33 x 5.25 = 12.23m2 and 1.75 x 4.25
= 7.43m2
4. Add the two sizes together
5. 12.23 + 7.43 = 19.76m2
6. Total metres required 19.76
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Way Room/Hallway
1.
Divide room into three
rectangular sections
2.
Take all sizes and multiply them as below...
3.
1.10 x 1.75 =
1.925m2
1.10 x 1.75 = 1.925m2
5.00 x 1.00 = 5.00m2
4.
Add the three sizes together
5.
1.925 + 1.925 + 5.00 = 8.85
6.
Total metres required 8.85m2
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Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have
any questions regarding the measuring of your
floor.
Phone Us: 01708 760009
Please note
pictures and instructions are for guidance only
PLEASE
DOWNLOAD A GRID / NOTES PAGE TO HELP PLAN YOUR
ROOM
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