Measuring you lawn area

Lawns come in all shapes and sizes, so here's a few handy tips to help you work out how much soil and lawn you're going to need.

1. 00:09-00:13 Area of a rectangle: multiply length by width: (A)x(B)
2. 00:14-00:20 Area of a circle: multiply the radius by itself and the by 3.14:
   (A) x (A) x (3.14)
3. 00:21-00:26 Area of a triangle: multiply the height by the base and divide it by 2:
   (A) x (B)/ 2
4. 00:27-00:30 1 cubic meter/per 10 sq. m
5. For irregularly shaped area, break them into parts, measure each and then add them all up. Add 5-10% excess on your order of Sir Walter Turf for contingencies.

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