im measuring for laminate flooring, how do i work out 4m x 2m in metre squared?

Answer 1

4x2=8. Allow 10%-20% wastage! You can purchase individual boards from B&Q. Remember to allow a small gap around the edge for the flooring to breath & expand. The gap can be hidden with beading or new skirting etc. To make a really neat job, always cut out the bottom of any architraving around doors.

Answer 2

You just multiply - you've got 8 square metres. But depending on how the shape is and how much cutting you have to do there is always loss. Some products you buy 10% extra, some more than that. You don't want to waste money with a lot of leftover, but you don't want to go back to the store because you came up a tiny bit short. You may get good advice at the flooring store.

Answer 3

Easy for area multiply Length X Width 4 x 2 = 8 sq mtrs + 10% for wastage so you need approx 9 sq metres plus same area of underlay.remember not to fit to tight to walls as the laminate will expand and warp you must allow a n expansion gap.

Answer 4

the answer is 8 meter. the equation is lenght times the width
4x2=8 if you ever need to figuere out cubic measure it is length times width times hieght. LxWxH=cubic measure.
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Answer 5

2 *4 = 8

or 2m *4m =8 m*m m*m= m squared so 8 square meters of flooring

Answer 6

multiply the length by the width (4m x 2m) and you'll get 8 square metres

Answer 7

4 x 2 = 8 m2 (square metres or metre squared)

Answer 8

Times 4 X 2.That gives you 8 sqm.

Answer 9

If your kitchen is 4 x 2 meters, then it's 8 meters squared!!

Answer 10

4x2 = 8 square metres.