How Many Square Feet Is 8x10?
An area of 8x10 feet is 80 square feet (8 × 10). That is 8.9 square yards, 7.4 square meters or 0.002 acres, about 1.9 times the area of a king-size bed (76 x 80 in).
8x10 feet in other units
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Square feet | 80 sq ft |
| Square yards | 8.9 sq yd |
| Square meters | 7.4 sq m |
| Acres | 0.002 acres |
| Perimeter | 36 ft |
| Diagonal (corner to corner) | 12.8 ft |
Square feet = length × width = 8 × 10 = 80. Square yards = sq ft ÷ 9, square meters = sq ft × 0.0929, acres = sq ft ÷ 43,560. About 544 areas of 8x10 ft fit in one acre.
Materials for 80 square feet
| Project | Amount |
|---|---|
| Flooring or tile, with 10% extra for cuts | 88 sq ft |
| Mulch, 3 inches deep | 0.74 cu yd |
| Gravel, 4 inches deep | 0.99 cu yd (about 1.38 tons) |
| Concrete slab, 4 inches thick | 0.99 cu yd |
Volumes are before any extra for settling or spillage. Use the tile calculator, gravel calculator or concrete calculator for the exact order, with extra and cost.
Not a perfect rectangle?
Measure an L-shaped room, a triangular corner or a lot with a diagonal side with the square footage calculator. It works in feet, inches, yards or meters, and subtracts closets, stairs or any area you do not want to count. For painting, the wall area matters more than the floor: see the paint calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How many square feet is a 8x10 room?
A 8x10 ft room is 80 square feet. Multiply the length by the width: 8 × 10 = 80 sq ft.
How many square yards is 8x10 feet?
80 square feet is 8.9 square yards. A square yard is 3 ft × 3 ft = 9 square feet, so divide the square feet by 9.
How many square meters is 8x10 feet?
80 square feet is 7.4 square meters. Multiply the square feet by 0.0929 (1 ft = 0.3048 m, so 1 sq ft = 0.09290304 sq m).
How many acres is 8x10 feet?
80 square feet is 0.002 acres. An acre is 43,560 square feet, so about 544 areas of 8x10 ft fit in one acre.
How do I find the square footage of an L-shaped or irregular space?
Split the space into rectangles, multiply length by width for each one and add the results. The square footage calculator does this for L-shapes, triangles, circles and lots with a diagonal, and subtracts areas you do not need.
Other sizes
Figures are for a rectangle measured in feet. Real rooms have walls with thickness and lots have boundaries, so measure the actual space.