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What is a square?

April 26, 2017square

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What is a square?

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A standard square is 14 inches on all sides. A square can be made from the back, front, or both sides of a t-shirt, sweatshirt, jersey, etc. It can also contain anything you want us to sew onto a 14 inch blank square.

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A square is a term meaning the amount of product necessary to cover 100 square feet of roofing area.

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This is a roofing industry term which describes the measure of size or coverage for roofing material or installation work. It is 100 sq ft (10 ft X 10 ft) Example: when a roof is removed (tear-off) a “square” is each 100 sq ft section which must be removed whereas for material a “square is the amount of material required to replace that same 100 sq ft section. On a typical house, the number of “squares” of material required for replacement will be up to 15% higher than the tear-off measure since ridges, valleys and hips require extra material and incur waste.

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A standard square is 15 inches on all sides. A square can be made from the back, front, or both sides of a t shirt, sweatshirt, jersey, etc. It can also contain anything you want us to sew onto a 15 inch blank square, such as sweatpants, jackets, boxer shorts, towels, etc.