Rolls or bolts of fabric come in various lengths depending on the manufacturer and the dealers specifications. Generally, in retail fabric stores, the bolts are in 10 yard lengths and each bolt will have the dimensions listed on the end of the bolt. By the way, the width has nothing to do with the amount of fabric on the bolt. Fabric widths vary depending on the type of fabric and the manufacturer, anywhere from 35" up to 120".
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∙ 11y ago1 1/2 yards x 2 2/3 yards
If a pattern calls for a certain yardage, it is referring to the width, so if you need 2 2/3 yards, this roll will suffice. A standard roll width is 45", so you will have a bit extra.
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∙ 15y ago36 inches or 1 yard
Area of roll = 72.835 yd x 255 yd = 18,572.925 yd2 = 15,529.33 m2
Don't quite understand what you're getting at. -- If you need to cover an area of 208 square feet with fabric, then you need 208 square feet of fabric to cover it, -- If the fabric is coming off a roll, then the length you need to cut off the roll is (208) divided by (width of the roll, in feet). -- It might help in your situation to know that 208 square feet is 23.11 square yards. (rounded)
616 yards
It depends on the size of the roll,
A roll of fabric is called a
1 yard
The weight of 1 lineal meter of fabric can vary depending on the type and thickness of the fabric. On average, a lineal meter of lightweight fabric like cotton may weigh around 100-200 grams, while heavier fabrics like denim could weigh closer to 500-800 grams. It's best to consult the fabric specifications or weigh a sample to determine the exact weight.
There are 180 square inches in a roll of 1 inch x 10 yards. This is because 1 yard is equal to 36 inches, so 10 yards is 360 inches. Given that the width is 1 inch, the total area would be 1 inch x 360 inches = 360 square inches in the roll.
10 square yards. Note, the amount of carpet you have to pay for may actually be more than 10 square yards as you will have to buy the entire width of the roll * the length you need. Assuming it is 12' wide you would need 12 square yards and if its 15' wide you would need 15 yards. No carpet store sells carpet by what you need but only by what the width of the roll is. So if you need a 10 x 9 piece, the carpet only comes 12 foot wide so you would take home a piece of carpet 12 x 9.
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This varies greatly. Usually more then 100 sq yards, but less then 200 sq yards.
there are 3 feet in a yard so 120 feet equals 40 yards.