How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball paint?

How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Modern Emulsion ?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Modern Emulsion . For example: for a surface of 6 m x 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Modern Emulsion for 1 layer (calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion ?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion. For example: for a surface of 7 m x 2 m (14 m² : 14 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion for 1 layer (calculated with a consumption of 14 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Modern Eggshell. For example: for a surface of 6 m x 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Estate Emulsion for 1 coat (calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Estate Eggshell?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Estate Eggshell .
For example: for a surface of 6 m x 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you will need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Estate Eggshell for 1 coat (calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Full Gloss?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Full Gloss . For example: for a surface of 6 m x 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Full Gloss for 1 layer (calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Dead Flat?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Dead Flat . For example: for a surface of 6 m x 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Dead Flat for 1 layer (calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per litre).

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Exterior Eggshell?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Exterior Eggshell . For example: for a surface of 8 m x 2 m (16 m² : 13 m² = 1.23 litres) you need 1.23 litres of Farrow & Ball Exterior Eggshell for 1 layer. (Calculated with a consumption of 13 m² per litre.)

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Exterior Masonry Paint?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Exterior Masonry Paint. For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 8 m² = 1.25 litres) you need 1.25 litres of Farrow & Ball Exterior Masonry Paint for 1 coat required. (Calculated with a consumption of 8 m² per liter.)

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Casein Distemper?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Casein Distemper . For example: for a surface of 8 m x 2 m (16 m² : 13 m² = 1.23 litres) you need 1.23 litres of Farrow & Ball Casein Distemper for 1 coat required. (Calculated with a consumption of 13 m² per liter.)

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How do you calculate the required amount of Farrow & Ball Soft Distemper?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Soft Distemper. For example: for a surface of 8 mx 2 m (16 m² : 13 m² = 1.23 liters) you need 1.23 liters of Farrow & Ball for 1 layer Casein Distemper required. (Calculated with a consumption of 13 m² per liter.)

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How to calculate the required quantity Farrow & Ball Limewash?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Limewash . For example: for a surface of 5m x 2m (10 m² : 8 m² = 1.25 liters) you need 1.25 liters of Farrow & Ball for 1 coat Casein Distemper required. (Calculated with a consumption of 8 m² per liter.)

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How to calculate the required quantity Farrow & Ball Wood Primer & Undercoat?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per litre. Now you know how many litres you need for 1 layer of Farrow & Ball Wood Primer & Undercoat. For example: for a surface of 6 mx 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 litre) you need 1 litre of Farrow & Ball Wood Primer & Undercoat for 1 layer. (calculated with a consumption of 12 m².)

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How to calculate the required quantity Farrow & Ball Metal Primer & Undercoat?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Metal Primer & Undercoat. For example: for a surface of 6 mx 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 liter) you need 1 liter of Farrow & Ball Metal Primer & Undercoat for 1 layer. (Calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per liter.)

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How to calculate the required quantity Farrow & Ball Wall & Ceiling Primer & Undercoat ?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Wall & Ceiling Primer & Undercoat . For example: for a surface of 6 mx 2 m (12 m² : 12 m² = 1 liter) you need 1 liter of Farrow & Ball Metal Primer & Undercoat for 1 layer. (Calculated with a consumption of 12 m² per liter.)

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How to calculate the required quantity Farrow & Ball Masonry & Plaster Stabilizing Primer ?

Measure the length and width of the surface you are going to treat. Multiply this by each other and then divide it by the consumption per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 layer Farrow & Ball Masonry & Plaster Stabilizing Primer. For example: for a surface of 12 mx 2 m (24 m² : 20 m² = 1.2 litres) you need 1.2 litres of Farrow & Ball Masonry & Plaster Stabilising Primer for 1 coat. (Calculated with a consumption of 20 m² per litre.)

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