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  • 00:00

    There are two ways to estimate the total number of squares that are installed on

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    the roof. One way includes measuring the area of the house footprint and multiply

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    that by a roof slope factor. Another way includes measuring the area of each

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    plane on the roof and add them all together. In this video, we're going to

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    learn how to measure each plane of the roof to calculate the total square

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    footage. To do this, you have to measure the length and width of each plane on

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    the roof including the dormers then multiply length by width to get the

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    square footage of each plane finally calculate the roofs total square footage

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    by simply adding the square footage of each of the planes together there are

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    several different styles of roofs including shed roofs hip roofs

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    and gable roofs this is a shed roof a shed roof has one roof plain simply

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    measure the length of a then measure the length of B now the area of the shed

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    roof is a times B which is in this example twelve and a half feet times

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    twelve and a feet which is 156 in a quarter square foot for the total square

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    footage of the shed roof this is a square the area of a square is simply

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    base times height in this example the base is twelve and a half and the height

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    is twelve and a half this is a rectangle the area of a rectangle is just like a

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    square it is base times height and in this example the base is 15 feet and the

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    height is 12 and a half the area of the rectangle is therefore 15 times 12 and a

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    half which equals 180 seven and a half square feet

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    this is a gable roof a gable roof has two planes so multiply the base times

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    the height for each plane or rectangle to get the square footage for each plane

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    then add the two rectangles together to get the total square footage of the roof

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    so let's assume one rectangular plane of the roof is sixteen by 40 and the other

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    plane is sixteen by 40 the area of each plane is 16 times 40 equals 640 square

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    feet by adding the two rectangular planes together the total square footage

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    of the roof is 1280 square feet this is a hip roof now a hip roof has four

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    planes and they are not rectangular like the other roofs so you'll need to know

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    some simple geometric formulas to calculate areas of roof shapes including

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    trapezoids and triangles a hip roof will include a trapezoid shape to calculate

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    the area of a trapezoid you add the length of each base base one plus base

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    two and then multiply it by height then you divide that by two to get the square

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    footage of the one trapezoid plane in this example one of the hip roofs

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    trapezoid planes is 10 plus 15 times 12 equals 300 divided by 2 equals 150

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    remember that's just for one of the trapezoid shapes of the hip roof in this

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    example there are two trapezoid shapes in the illustration you can see this hip

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    roof has two trapezoid shapes and two triangle shapes so let's look at

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    calculating the area of a triangle the area of a triangle regardless of the

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    triangle shape is base times height times 1/2 in this example the area of

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    the triangle is 8 feet times 10 feet times one-half equals 40 square feet the

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    four planes of a hip roof include two triangles and two trapezoids

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    calculate the area of each shape and add them all together to get the total

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    square footage of the hip roof area there are several different types of

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    roofs and their area calculations

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    let's take a complex house roof as an example and calculate its total square

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    footage this complex roof has lengths of various geometric shapes of the roof

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    measured the main house roof is a large gable roof looks like the front entry

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    has a small gable roof the rear deck has a hip roof there and there's a gazebo

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    roof attached to the back of the house let's calculate the area of this complex

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    roof in total square footage let's start with the red octagon a4 which is just

  • 05:29

    like a bunch of triangles stuck together we know that the area of a triangle is

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    base times height times 1/2 so the octagon is 8 of those triangles added

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    together so if the base is 5 feet and the height is 6 the area of the octagon

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    is 8 times base times height times 1/2 and it equals 120 square feet now let's

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    look at the yellow shapes the area of the east gable a3 is the addition of 2

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    trapezoids we know that the area of a trapezoid is base one plus base 2 times

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    height times 1/2 so for this house the east gable a3 is 16 feet 3 inches plus

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    10 times 5 which is height times 1/2 but because there are two trapezoids you

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    double that amount to get the total square footage of the east gable roof in

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    yellow the west gable roof is measured by calculating the area of one of the

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    trapezoids and then doubling it to get the total square footage it's the same

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    method we used for the East gable roof next is the big blue section a gable

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    roof with two large rectangular Plains we know that the area of a rectangle is

  • 06:47

    base times height for this house roof we have base times height as 10 times 60 or

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    600 square feet there are two rectangular planes the

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    total square footage of the blue main house roof a 1 is double that 1200

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    square feet due to the overlap in areas we must subtract a portion of each

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    yellow gable from the main house roof total so the green dashed lines indicate

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    the areas that must be subtracted from the main house roof a 1 here's the

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    breakdown of all the shapes and their areas

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    you

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    when you add up all the shapes the total roof area is 1820 square feet now

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    convert the total square footage to roofing squares in roofing terminology a

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    square is 100 square feet now divide the total area by 100 so 1820 square feet

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    that's the total area of the entire house roof divided by 100 equals 18.2

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    squares this answer is the number of roofing squares for the roof 18.2 so in

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    summary we learned how to calculate the size of a roof by measuring the total

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    square footage of the roof and dividing that by 100 remember the area of a

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    square is simply base times height the area of a rectangle is just like a

  • 08:37

    square base times height the area of a triangle is base times height times 1/2

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    the area of a trapezoid is base one plus base two times the height times 1/2 and

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    a square in roofing terms is 100 square feet

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The example sentences of TRAPEZOIDS in videos (3 in total of 6)

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as preposition or subordinating conjunction you personal pronoun can modal imagine verb, base form , the determiner more adjective, comparative rectangles noun, plural or coordinating conjunction trapezoids verb, 3rd person singular present you personal pronoun can modal use verb, base form , the determiner more adverb, comparative accurate adjective
but coordinating conjunction as preposition or subordinating conjunction you personal pronoun see verb, non-3rd person singular present them personal pronoun , obscured verb, past participle by preposition or subordinating conjunction lids noun, plural and coordinating conjunction lashes noun, plural , eyes noun, plural are verb, non-3rd person singular present much adverb closer adjective, comparative to to trapezoids noun, plural

Definition and meaning of TRAPEZOIDS

What does "trapezoids mean?"

/ˈtrapəˌzoid/

noun
quadrilateral with only one pair of parallel sides.