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How to get the actual measurement of your property
Before you start: you will need a
Measuring tape
Cleanable marker
A pen
Paper
Measuring a rectangle space is quite easy, Just measure out the length, and then measure out thewidth then multiply the length by the width. But things gets a little tricky when you have a space that is not in a rectangle form. In this situation all you have to do is, you create an imaginary rectangle from the space you are measuring. Look at our first diagram, let's assume you have a space like that to measure, then look at the second diagram to see how we created our imaginary rectangles, now those line can be imaginary or you can draw them with your marker or white chalk. When that is done, you can now measure all the rectangles and sum them up. Finally you will have some space that will be too small or you will get too lazy to turn it to a rectangle,
You can still measure the length and the width, but remember to divide it by 2 before adding it to your main calculations.
Remember our measurement are still in footage or square foot and tile deals usually sell in square meters, so our final measurement will have to be in square meters.
Let's assume that after measuring our space we got Diagram 4.
Our final calculations should look like this.
1. 10ftx8ft= 80sqft
2. 6ftx3ft= 18sqft
3. 2ftx2ft=4sqft
4. 2ftx2ft=4sqft
5. 2ftx4ft=8sqft
6. 2ftx3ft=6sqft
7. 1ftx1ft=1sqft
8. 1.5ftx1.5ft=2.25
Nb. I've chosen to ignore the areas in diagram 4, so the calculation will look easier, i advise you make provisions for those areas in your extra materials.
If you sum the your measurements you will get
123.25 sqft.
To convert to meter square:
Simply multiply 123.25 by 114 then divide by 1600
11.0925 msq.

Keep in mind that you will most likely need to order a little more tiles than what you need tobcover your actual square meter. Usually youbwill order about 5-10% extra, depending on the nature of your space (remember to areas you could not measure) and how much extra material you want to have as leftovers after your job.

Thanks for reading.

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