A 'square' is how much?
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Not talking about 'square metres' here - but the number of 'squares'. I remember seeing that a 'square' was considered to be something like 9 metres x 9 metres. Anyone got any info on this?
From another source:
The old building square is still often referred to today. One square (10 foot x 10 foot) = 9.29 sq. metres. To convert squares to metres multiply by 9.29 and to convert metres to squares multiply by 0.1078.
The old building square is still often referred to today. One square (10 foot x 10 foot) = 9.29 sq. metres. To convert squares to metres multiply by 9.29 and to convert metres to squares multiply by 0.1078.
From another source:
The old building square is still often referred to today. One square (10 foot x 10 foot) = 9.29 sq. metres. To convert squares to metres multiply by 9.29 and to convert metres to squares multiply by 0.1078.
The old building square is still often referred to today. One square (10 foot x 10 foot) = 9.29 sq. metres. To convert squares to metres multiply by 9.29 and to convert metres to squares multiply by 0.1078.
yep, 1sq = 9.29 sq mtrs
I find these measurements really amusing. I knew a square was 10ft x 10ft. And i know the house we're building is about 32sq. But I couldn't tell you off the top of my head how big in metres my house is (without doing a little maths obviously).
I'm 31 and have only ever learned to use the Metric system. Yet I can't tell you my height or the size of my house in Metric
I'm 31 and have only ever learned to use the Metric system. Yet I can't tell you my height or the size of my house in Metric
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