The amount of grass required for a square or rectangular area can be calculated by multiplying the width by the length.
The amount of grass required for a round area can easily be measured by multiplying the longest width down the centre and longest height (in metres) along the centre leaving you with an area in square metres.
The amount of grass required for an angled area should simply be taken in two calculations. Split the area into a rectangle and square shape (as detailed in the image) then simple multiply the width by the length for each section and add them together.
With a right angled area of a triangle multiply A x B and divide by two.
The amount of grass required for an angled or oblong area should simply be taken from the longest linear width and longest linear length along the grain.
If the area you are laying artificial grass on is an unusual or non-uniform shape you should measure the longest linear width and longest linear length as shown in the image.
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