A 4 × 3 m bedroom
Walls 2.5 m high plus ceiling, one door and two windows: 42.2 m²; two coats at 10 m²/L with 10 % extra: 9.28 L, i.e. 4 cans of 2.5 L.
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Walls 2.5 m high plus ceiling, one door and two windows: 42.2 m²; two coats at 10 m²/L with 10 % extra: 9.28 L, i.e. 4 cans of 2.5 L.
Perimeter × height: 2 × (length + width) × height, minus doors and windows.
On the can, in m² per litre per coat. It depends on the product and on the surface: porous or rough walls absorb more.
Usually two. Plan for a primer or a third coat on new plaster, dark colours or strong colour changes.
Number of tiles and boxes for a floor or wall, with grout joints and a cutting waste margin.
Volume of concrete for slabs, footings and columns, with waste margin and cement, sand and gravel quantities.
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