A square in construction lingo equals 100 square feet so a box of vinyl siding will cover 200 square feet.
How many square per box of siding.
Siding refers to the materials used to clad the exterior walls of a home or other structure.
Many forms of residential siding are measured in units of squares.
That s only a starting point however.
To find the number of squares of siding needed for an installation measure each walls width and height in feet.
They contain windows doors and gables which alter the amount of coverage you ll get from a single box of vinyl siding.
Check with the vinyl siding manufacturer to see how many squares are in one box.
One square of siding is sufficient to cover 100 square feet of wall space.
A square of siding is a measurement of siding material.
Vinyl siding typically comes in 2 square boxes so if your calculation above is 58 squares of siding you would need 29 boxes of vinyl siding.
Houses are not smooth rectangles.
One square of siding will cover 100 square feet and an average box of vinyl siding contains 2 squares of material.