More than 8000 tonnes
we wrap them so it is a suprise and it brings much excitment and joy to people
Over 8000 tons of it are used!
Surface Area.
When light strikes paper used for wrapping gifts, the paper's surface absorbs some of the light while reflecting the rest. The paper's color and texture influence how much light is absorbed and reflected, giving the paper its appearance in different lighting conditions.
Christmas Wrapping paper is a simple commodity, much similar to a piece of paper. A simple look through a pattern catalogue on a specific style you're interested in, such as circles or stripes, could reveal itself helpful.
The surface area of a box 15cm x 12cm x 8 cm is 2 times 15cm times 12cm, plus 2 times 15cm times 8 cm, plus 2 time 12cm times 8 cm, or 792cm2. However, this is only the surface area - the actual wrapping paper required would depend on the method of wrapping and how much overlap is desired. Since you would not want to splice the paper, you certainly would need more that 792cm2 but, again, that depends on your wrapping style.
Using the box that they came in, as most wrapping paper comes in bulk of around 9 to a box. You can always account for what you're going to need to wrap and if you use too much, keep some for later birthdays or until later holidays.
i have a kigour and bros paper wrapping device used in cheese factories and butcher shops
Tissue paper typically ranges in thickness from 10 to 35 grams per square meter, which is much thinner than regular paper. It is often used for wrapping gifts, stuffing packaging, and crafting due to its delicate and lightweight nature.
An average family will spend roughly 300 to 500 dollars at Christmas.
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
I might want to find the surface area of a box if I were trying to wrap it as a birthday present, that way I'd know how much wrapping paper I would need.