Calculation Method:
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Square footage calculation measures the area of a space in square feet. For odd-shaped areas, the space is divided into smaller regular shapes (usually rectangles), each calculated separately and then summed for the total area.
The calculator uses the following method:
Steps:
Details: Precise square footage calculations are essential for construction, flooring installation, painting estimates, real estate valuation, and landscaping projects.
Tips:
                    Q1: How do I measure curved or circular areas?
                    A: For partial circles, measure as a rectangle covering most of the area. For full circles, use πr² (divide diameter by 2 for radius).
                
                    Q2: Should I include closets in room measurements?
                    A: Yes, measure each closet separately as its own rectangle and add to the total.
                
                    Q3: How accurate should my measurements be?
                    A: For most purposes, measuring to the nearest inch (0.08 feet) is sufficient. For precise work, measure to 1/4 inch.
                
                    Q4: What if my area has triangular sections?
                    A: Treat triangles as rectangles covering half their base × height, or divide into smaller rectangles.
                
                    Q5: Does this work for outdoor spaces?
                    A: Yes, the same method applies to yards, patios, and other outdoor areas.