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Patio - working out meters square MORE HELP PLEASE

meerustar · 2010-04-02 19:28:31

Does anyone know how I work out m2 of my back garden. We are having it paved in the next couple of weeks and want to get the stuff this weekend as some of the offers are great. Anyway, back garden is small but a weird shape. .....2m ......_ .7m l. \ 7m ......l__\ ......9m (hope the above comes out as intended, lol) How do…

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DVardysShadow Posts: 18,949 Forumite

10 April 2010 at 5:22PM

ormus wrote: »

takes 5 seconds in yer head.
100 slabs will cover 36 sq m.
therefore 110 slabs will be ok.

Approximately. I would do that to scope the calculation, but I would be concerned about the off cuts not being useful, which is why I would convert dimensions to the next higher whole number of slabs

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