In the life of each of us, various legal issues may arise, for example, we can conclude an agreement for the sale of a land plot or a lease agreement.

First of all, any person will be interested in how many square meters there are and how to calculate it correctly. Let's talk about this in more detail.

How to calculate - using a specific example

Weaving is a square with a length and width of 10 meters, i.e. 10 meters * 10 meters = 100 m2 = 1 are. In practice, this is approximately 12-14 human adult strides. By the same analogy, you can calculate a hectare: 100 square meters = 0.01 hectares = 0.02471 acre.

Example: A plot of 9 acres - this means a plot of 30 by 30 meters, or 20 by 45 meters, or 25 by 36 meters.

The origin of the word "weaving"

The word "weaving" comes from the concept of one hundredth of something. In this case, it is one hundredth of one hectare, for example it will look like this 0.01 hectare.

Now on our land the entire area is measured in hundreds. And not only the land is measured. An example can be carried out as follows, so a tractor driver needs to process 30-35 acres per day.

Why are calculations needed?

Thanks to these calculations, you can find out the size of your house or garden. The amount of land will determine the value of the land in the transaction. Knowing the size of the land plot in hundred parts, you can plan the development of other buildings on your land.

It is customary abroad to measure land by other measures. Before the introduction of the metric system, Old Russian measurements were used in Russia. Previously, the land was measured in tithes, and the hectare included twelve such tithes.

Yes, and on our land, they began to measure the land in hectares and acres not so long ago. This has happened since the beginning of the October Revolution and the formation of the Soviet Socialist Republic.

But even in our time, not in all countries measure the land in hundreds. And in the territories that were under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, the land is measured by the Dunam. In Thailand, the measure of land is called paradise.

The conclusion can be made as follows: weaving is one hundred square meters. The concept of "weaving" is quite convenient, it arose about 100 years ago and its main property is the measurement of the earth.

The value is quite convenient and simple, does not require complex calculations. Anyone can do this calculation. It is enough to take a certain number of steps, and you will see the allotted area.

Sooner or later, the owners of suburban areas think about fencing their territory and, accordingly, the need to draw up an estimate for construction. If you want to build a fence in the country with your own hands, then you should include in the estimate:

1. Cost of materials. To keep the budget minimal and the fence optimal, pay attention to the components and clarify their characteristics. If you want to save money and take metal thinner, smaller, used (especially used corrugated board), with the wrong degree of protection or improvised material, all this will ultimately affect the beauty and strength of the fence. If you bought not ready-made posts, joists, gates with a wicket, then their production will add to the cost of the final product. Of course, today in Leroy Marlene you can buy all the necessary materials for the fence. But the metal and decking in Leroy Merlin is likely to be quite thin, although cheap. But self-tapping screws, fittings for gates with a wicket and other small things necessary for installation will be expensive. Additional factors affecting the cost of the fence include the presence of wickets and gates, double-sided coating of dust, a visor, forging and any other decorative elements, as well as a small supply of material. If we are talking about the need to protect the territory with corrugated board and invest in the minimum possible amount, think also about the need for roofing screws, decorative strips on top, mortise locks and some non-standard accessories for gates with a wicket. The minimum fence does not tolerate any frills, so think about the need for concrete work.
2. The cost of loading, delivery and unloading to the place of installation of the fence. This is an important point that many people forget about when they want to build a cheap fence with their own hands. It will rarely be possible to save money here, but on the contrary, because you will most likely order all the components from different places. And if you order profile pipes at a metal warehouse, they are usually six meters long, so cutting them should also be included in the budget.
3. The cost of preparing the site for installation. Nothing should interfere with the construction of the fence: an old fence, bushes, trees, tall grass, embankments, unnecessary things - along the installation line, it is necessary to have a working space in the area of ​​a meter on each side. This work, of course, you can do yourself.
4. Installation cost. It all depends on the complexity of the installation: the number of lags, the step of installing the posts, the method of installation (in concrete or not), the number of gates and gates, whether all the components of the fence are ready for installation, whether nothing interferes with the installation (soil, buildings along the fence line, neighbors, etc. other). Pay attention to your soil, if it is compacted clay, loose earth mixed with stones or other heavy soil - then it is unlikely that it will be possible to drill with an ordinary gas drill and you will have to resort to additional costs for plugging pipes. And then it won't be cheap to put up a fence for a summer residence with your own hands. The standard installation of fences made of corrugated board, the price for work per 1 meter will cost from 300 rubles. But fence companies rarely offer work without material, therefore, installation of a fence made of corrugated board from shabashniks will cost from 70% of the cost of the material.
5. Associated expenses: electricity, gasoline, paint, electrodes, bits, cut-off wheels, screws and most importantly, your nerves.

Let's calculate the approximate budget of a standard fence made of corrugated board for 6 acres. The configuration of the plots can be different, but most often 6 acres is 30 m by 20 m (600 sq. M.), The perimeter will be 100 linear meters. For example:

• a fence of 8 acres is approximately 20 meters by 40 meters - 120 linear meters. m;
• a fence of 10 acres is approximately 25 meters by 40 meters - 130 running meters;
• fences 15 hectare - this is approximately 30 m. by 50 m. - 160 l. m.
• SNT fences are most often more than 300 rm.

To put a fence inexpensively 100 meters with a gate and a wicket without a foundation, 2 meters high, on 2 logs we need 38 pillars (metal profile pipe 60x60 mm, wall thickness 2 mm, length 3 meters), 64 logs (metal profile pipe 40x20 mm, wall thickness 1.5 mm, length 3 meters), 87 sheets of C8 corrugated board (thickness 0.5 mm), standard gates with a wicket, add to this the cost of screws, bits, cutting discs, paint, electricity, electrodes, pole covers material, delivery and installation.

Offer from the company "Fence at the House" for a fence made of corrugated board
for april 2019	130,000 rubles
Do-it-yourself estimate for a fence made of corrugated board
Name	Quantity	Price	total cost
Pillars	38	474	18012
Lags	64	189	12096
Corrugated board	87	700	60900
Gate with a wicket	1	15000	15000
Delivery	2	6000	12000
Installation	70% of material	1	82605
Others (screws + bits, paint, abrasives, electricity, electrodes, covers)	1	10000	10000
TOTAL for April 2019	210613 rubles

The approximate cost of a standard fence made of corrugated board in April 2019 on our own in the Moscow region will be about 210,000 rubles. If you use the online calculator of real prices, then the cost of material and installation will be: 120,000 plus 3,000 rubles delivery.

• a fence of 20 meters made of corrugated board with a gate and a wicket will cost 32,000 rubles;
• a fence of 50 meters from a corrugated board without an entrance group - 59,000 rubles, every subsequent 10 meters + 11,800 rubles.

Our company "Fence at the House" works at minimal prices due to well-coordinated processing at our own production of large supplies of rolled metal, a structured scheme of work with customers and a professional installation cycle at the site. We can offer the most competitive price for all of our products and therefore we install a lot of fences for summer cottages. Thus, if you order a standard corrugated fence from our company, it will be beneficial. But you can really save on a measurer, a bar, roofing screws, double-sided covering of corrugated board. A significant help to the budget is to order a fence with neighbors, however, one should take into account the fact that during joint installation there may be disagreements about the choice of material, color and height.

The need to measure certain areas of land has appeared since the time of the migration of ancient tribes to other territories.

Plots of land were measured in units that changed depending on the era. Along with the evolution of humanity, agricultural affairs and industrial relations, the way of measuring the land has improved.

Each nation had its own measures of measuring the territory, which created inconveniences in foreign trade. In Russia, the first measurements were verst, mile, tithe, arshin and square fathom... In order to eliminate the inconvenience, the society decided to create a universal measure for measuring plots of land.

Only in 1960 did the square meter become the universal unit for calculating area, and distance and length were measured in meters.

The purpose

In the Russian Federation, the area of ​​a piece of land is measured in hectares. In most cases, in hectares (Hectares), the size of the land area for the payment of land tax is calculated. How to calculate 1 hectare? It can be imagined as much as you like both in the form of plans and in the form of tables.

Land area calculation plan:

1. The length of a certain part of the earth is measured;
2. The width of the land plot is calculated;
3. The area of ​​the measured territory is determined.
4. The resulting calculation result is converted into points and its own coefficient is used.

Hectares are applied in the areas of urban planning, in agriculture, in the design of land management works. In addition, this unit of measurement is also used to calculate the size of the field for playing football.

The units of measurement of the area include the so-called hundred square meters (A) - a measure of calculating a land plot when buying and selling.

Hectare

It is customary to understand a hectare as a unit of measure for an area. In size, 1 hectare is equal to the area of ​​a square with a side of 100 m. The concept itself appeared in a person's speech after 1917, and its abbreviated version - hectare - was formed 13 years later.

If the width and length of the measured area is 100 m, its area is 1 hectare (10,000 m²).

Area calculation

• To find out the area of ​​the site, you need to multiply the resulting length by the width;
• If the figure is more than 10,000 m², then the land plot is more than 1 hectare;
• In order to identify the exact area, the resulting figure in hectares should be divided by 10,000.

Weaving

The term weaving is understood as a piece of land with an area of ​​1 Ar (the diameter of a rectangle with a facet of 10 m, a measure of calculating the territory in France).

1 Ap is equal to 100 m², respectively 0.01 ha. For a visual example, mark a starting point, take 13 small steps, rotate 90 degrees, and walk the same amount. The resulting square is Ar of the land plot as a result of a small calculation.

Weaving is also called one hundredth of anything... This type of calculation is convenient both for construction and sale, and for sowing land plots.

The ratio of one hundred square meters to hectare

People who are interested in buying a plot of land often ask themselves the question: how many acres are in a hectare? After all, it is there that we often come across such a concept as weaving. Where does the question arise: how many hundred parts are included in 1 hectare?

Based on the previously stated text that 1 hectare is equal to 10,000 m², it is necessary to calculate how many acres can fit in 1 hectare. Recall that 1 Ap - square with a diameter of 10 x 10.

So, 1 ha consists of 100 Ares. With the intention of converting Ap to hectares, one of the following methods must be followed:

• We divide the required amount of Ap by 100. The resulting figure is the space of the land area in hectares;
• We multiply the required number of Ap by 0.01.

Consider the ratio of calculus using the example of a table:

If there is a need to convert hectares to hundreds, you must use this algorithm:

1000: 100 = 10 (Ap size of 1 thousand is equal to 10 hectares)

In case there is no Internet or calculator nearby, and you have to independently calculate hectares and hundred parts, you need to know some features of the translation of these units:

• 1 hectare is likened to 10,000 m²;
• 1 weaving is equal to 1 Ap, which, in turn, is equal to 100 m²;
• 1 ha includes 100 are.

Ratio Ap and m2

When calculating how many m² in Ap, remember the table above, where it is indicated that 1 Ap is equal to 100 m². When calculated, this will be represented by the following equation: 10 x 10 = 100 m².

Despite the fact that these measures represent a degree of area calculation, they are still used in various cases. So, a square meter most often used when calculating the size of living space and small land areas, hectares - when building a city and large plots of land for agriculture (farms), and Ap are used to measure an area with a duration and scale of no more than one hundred meters.

The word "weaving" is widely used in informal communication of people, especially those associated with land plots. Yes, yes, what kind of gardener does not know how many acres of land on his site? The old generation remembers exactly and by heart about its three or six hundred square meters!

And although in official land documents it is required to mark the area of ​​plots only in hectares, especially when buying and selling, it is still more customary for people to hear and count land for a vegetable garden in hundreds.

To interact with the cadastral authorities, the area of ​​the site is exactly in hectares (ha). In this material, we propose to understand the terminology and units of land measurement, to find out what is actually "weaving" and what is its ratio to a hectare.

How many square meters are there in one hundred square meters?

Whatever the reasons for specifying the area of ​​your land plot, the dimensions of which you know in hundred square meters, the classical translation from one hundred square meters to meters will proceed according to the scheme:

an area of ​​1 "weave" = 100 square meters (1 weave = 100 m2).

How to measure the area of ​​a plot of land of a simple shape?

It is correct to start the measurement by measuring the sides of the plot. Having hammered the pegs in the corners of the site, using a tape measure, take accurate measurements in length and width. If the site is of the correct geometric shape, then only two of its sides are needed - length and width. It is better to write down the measurement results in a notebook or enter into a computer.

But if your site turned out to be asymmetric, then you need to measure all four of its sides and angles in degrees, or the length of the diagonals - also under the record.

If your garden is irregular in shape (NOT a square or NOT a rectangular plot), then the method of measuring a land plot is a little more complicated than multiplying the length and width, but it is quite within the power of an ordinary person without special education.

How to determine the size of the plot in square meters

To make the calculation as accurate as possible, you will need a tape measure, several pegs and a notebook to record the measurement results. The entire course of the required calculation follows the laws of the school geometry course, which states that in order to accurately determine the area of ​​a rectangular figure, its width should be multiplied by its length, for example:

• A - length, m;
• B - width, m;
• S - area, m2;

For example, if the length of your piece of land is 70 meters and the width is 40 meters, then the area can be calculated as S = 70m * 40m = 2800 m2, that is, in this case, the area of ​​your land is 2,800 square meters.

Considering that 1 hundred square meters is equal to 100 m2, we go the opposite way to transfer data from meters to hundred square meters. This will allow you to get the correct results of measuring the area of ​​a given plot of land. When calculating the number of square meters in a hundred square meters, you need to divide the resulting result by 100, for example:

• plot area - 1000 m2;
• Divide 1000 m2 by 100
• number of acres - 10

If your plot is of an irregular geometric shape, but you correctly calculated its area in square meters, the method for calculating the size in hundreds remains the same. Large plots are usually measured in hectares, each of which consists of 10,000 square meters or 100 acres.

Calculating the area of ​​a land plot with an online calculator

Today, there are quite a few services and online calculators on the network that allow you to calculate the area of ​​a land plot, it is enough to use one of the search engines, for example Yandex.

Keep in mind that the online calculator for calculating the area will need the exact dimensions of all sides of the plot in meters in order for its algorithm to cope with the exact calculation of the area of ​​your plot of land.

It is more difficult to calculate a plot of an irregular shape, and only the dimensions of the sides will not be enough to calculate the area of ​​a plot of a complex shape. Here you will need to know the dimensions of all sides of the garden, and the size of the diagonals It is a little easier if one of the corners of the plot is 90 degrees.

Here is an example of calculating acres of land for a suburban area of ​​complex shape:

Dimensions of the sides of the land, in meters

• Side A-B = 69 meters,
• Side B-C = 46 meters,
• Side C-D = 87 meters,
• Side D-A = 35 meters,
• Bottom left corner of a straight line (90 degrees)

From this data, you can determine the lengths of the diagonals B-D and A-C, and calculate the area of ​​the site = 3035 square meters (or 30.35 ares).

The craze for installing beautiful fences in Russia is dictated not only by fashion trends. With a competent approach to the process, fences on plots of 6, 8, 10, 12, 15 or 20 acres can be delivered for a very reasonable amount.

And if a high-quality product is available to most consumers, then its fate is determined - it will become popular.

The information in this article will help you understand the principles of calculating and producing fences for urban and suburban areas. Having understood how much fence you need for 8 acres or another standard footage of a land plot, you can choose and install a fence at the best price, saving, as they say, wisely.

How to calculate the length of the fence?

First, we recall that one hundred square meters is called a square of land with a side length of 10 meters. Thus:

• area of ​​1 hundred parts - S = 10 x 10 = 100 m²;
• plot area of ​​10 ares - S = 100 x 10 = 1000 m².

To put a fence on 10 acres, you need to calculate the perimeter of the site. As we remember from the school curriculum, the perimeter is the sum of the lengths of the sides of the figure. For example, for a rectangular allotment with sides of 20 and 50 meters, the perimeter will be calculated as follows:

• P = (20 + 50) x 2 = 140 meters.

Thus, a fence of 10 acres will have a length of 140 meters, subject to full coverage of the site. By analogy, the length of the fence of 6 acres can be calculated, as well as for other formats.

Fence materials calculation technology

There are also no big difficulties here, and even, according to experts, you can do without drawings. It is enough to remember a few important nuances:

• the main support pillars are installed in each corner + along the edges of the gate and wicket openings;
• the number of auxiliary supports depends on the estimated width of the covering material;
• the height of the fence directly affects its cost.

For example, let's try to find out how many meters of a fence for 10 acres will be needed, provided that a C8 profiled sheet is chosen as the flooring, and the support posts will be made of a 60x60 mm profile pipe. Let's say we have a plot of 30 x 33 with a total area of ​​990 m² (almost 10 acres). We divide the length of each side of the site by the width of the profiled sheet (for example, 1.15 m) - we get 107 pieces.

If the supports are brick, the number of metal profiles will decrease due to the thickness of the pillars. The gate and wicket will be considered as a separate side using solid sheets of metal covering. If the number turned out to be fractional, then we round it up - so as not to get a hole in the fence.

We calculate the footage of the lag based on the length of the profile and the design quantity (3 m each). Simple math works here as well. We divide the total footage by 3, rounding up and multiply by the amount of lag used in the fence (usually 2 or 3 rows).

The total calculation showed that for the simplest fence made of corrugated board and metal supports, we need 107 sheets of corrugated rolled metal, 246 meters of thin pipe for making logs. The number of main and auxiliary supports, provided that they are placed every 2.5 meters, is 49.

Next, we place a table in which the basic calculations for the manufacture of fences in the MASTEROVIT company are given. Here you can clearly determine how much a fence of 10 acres for a house within the city or a fence of 6.8 acres (standard suburban area) costs.

Non-standard shapes of plots

What to do if the landscape of your site is uneven or the area has the shape of an irregular polygon? The easiest way is to seek help from a specialist. The managers of our company will help you calculate for free how much a fence for 12, 15, 20 hectares (or any other footage) will cost, in parallel giving advice on the choice of materials, taking into account the peculiarities of the terrain.

The portfolio of the company "MASTEROVIT" contains photos of projects with an exclusive design, created for a specific request.

Photo # 1: Finished fence for a plot of 10 acres

Photo # 2: Finished fence plot 12 acres

The main factors in the formation of the final price of the fence

The cost of the fence is primarily influenced by:

• costs of materials (concrete, brick, rolled metal products, pipes, profiles, accessories);
• fence dimensions (length and height);
• installation method (presence of a foundation or spot casting, type of supports, cost of installation services).

It is important to determine in advance whether the foundation for the fence will need to be poured or whether you can only dig in the supports and reinforce them with concrete. A landlord in a forested area marked out for the first time will not be able to put up a solid house and fence until he flattens the landscape. All of these aspects "come to the surface" when conducting geodetic surveys, which are recommended to precede any construction on the ground.

It is difficult for an amateur to take into account such a number of nuances. That is why it is really worth contacting specialized firms for the construction of a high-quality fence. Professionals will do everything right, using a refined technology, and will not put experiments on your site.

How to choose a quality fence manufacturer?

In addition to the well-known truth that it is necessary to give preference to experienced teams working in accordance with GOST, there is another simple secret. After an approximate estimate has been drawn up, estimate the levels of costs for materials and services. If the work costs about the same as the materials or less, feel free to sign the contract - this is a favorable price.