How many linear feet does this cover for $300?
625471
When I ordered the 5", it was $2.80/ft. So I bought 200 ft. for $560.$280 buys 100 ft.
625472
100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with working with any metal, safety should be your first priority.
625473
I just remember each screen was 4 feet long and we had to calculate the cost from that. Honestly I can not remember how much it was per piece. It costed about $350 I think for our house...
625474
100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with working with any metal, safety should be your first priority. 100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with... » Read More 100 feet of the product covers a couple inches short of 100 linear feet, since the manufacturer suggests a bit of overlap at each (4 ft) seam - you need to trim about 1/4 - 1/2" of the "rails" on 1 piece so that you end up with a small overlapping bit of screen. If you have a lot of corners and such, buy a bit extra, as you will not want to patch together a bunch of cutoffs for the last couple of feet of your gutters. We used a grinder with a cutoff blade, full face shields, and good leather gloves - this stuff is sharp at the ends, just as the manufacturer says. As with working with any metal, safety should be your first priority. « Show Less
1336573
Approximately 6 square feet to do a thorough job and save your back. I went through more than $200 worth of product for my kitchen, living room and small half bath of my relatively tiny townhouse. Still need a couple more bottles to hit missed spots.
1081370
With my experience, range is not as promised. 40' through two thin walls coverage stinks, fyi. No chance on 300'.
880307
I don't think this product covers many square feet at all. Stopped using it. It's more use as a night light that and air freshened or cleaner. Sorry but overall unhappy with this product.
1956573
A 300 watt Apollo is rated for around 8 sq ft so It should do fine. The reflective properties of the walls will help.
194297
Yes it will cover up to 3000 sq ft. Does an excellent job on smaller area also, you can adjust the unit for sq ft. My second unit!!!
1125550
When you are on this item, scroll down to the product description. There is a small picture on the left that shows a couple configurations. If you click on the + it will bring up some different setups for3, 4, 5, & 6 ft.
1893068
A lot depends on how high the bulb is. Obviously, if it is only 3 feet from a work surface, it will about 36 square feet. If it is higher, it will cover more, maybe double or triple that. The other variable is the lumens or wattage of the bulb. If you are reading , you might want it closer or higher wattage. If it is just general background lighting, you can get by with less wattage or lumens.
155925
The can says it will cover 50 ft.². I'm sure it varies depending on how heavy you apply it.
1808045
I don't know exactly, but I have 2 of them in my alley and I would have to say all of 30'. I'm sure you could could probably tweak the settings further, but 30 for sure.
1038807
A lot. Depends on how deeply you want it marked and for how long. Exact square feet I don, t know.
1555280
In the product specs it says it covers up to 3600 square ft.We love ours...works great.
822808
We used only 50 feet. Don't know if you can use 300 feet. Should contact Wilson.
640950
I haven't seen longer versions. but you can buy a "kit" of these. usually comes with 1@5ft., 2 or 3@3ft.(12ft.-15ft. total),and an assortment of the different corner cuts. if u want to cover 10ft -15ft or more. without any corners. i would go with the single 5ft. pieces and get a few of the "couplers" to cover where 2, 5ft. pieces meet. if you have corners to negotiate, i would recommend looking for the kits. try Home Depot, or Fry's electronics
307857
We recommend applying this product at a rate of 2-3 lbs per 1000 sq. ft. The linear feet that can be covered will vary depending on the width of the band placed around the home and the length of the home's perimeter. We recommend placing a band of the product 3-10 ft wide around your home. Please contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1 800 800 1819 x 458 with any additional questions.
1547400
Very small area of coverage. I don't know the exact feet or inches, but I have a large yard and this required me to move it more than 6 times just to do the front yard. That did not include the side or the back. I have a corner property if that helps you to visualize.
824951
300 feet is the most I have heard of. Maybe Amazon will allow you to return it if it doesn't pass your test?