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Note - We strongly recommend that you read the guidance for measuring your lawn area, below.

Guidance for measuring your lawn.

• How long is a metre? About a yard, or approx the length of a normal, average walking pace (not a long stride, nor a short step). Eg, a lawn 5 strides wide, by 10 strides long, = 50m2.
• Sketch a quick map. Break your lawn into logical sections, and for each section, write down and multiply together that section's width and length. Then, to get the total m2, add together all the sections.
• Careful with your arithmetic. A common mistake is to lose a zero when multiplying large numbers together. Eg, an area 50m by 50m is not 250m2 - it's 2,500m2.
• Awkward shapes. A circle, triangle or oblong is trickier than a rectangle. The easiest way is try to imagine how big it would be, if it WERE a rectangle. Approximate measurements of the trickier areas of your lawn are fine, so long as the total's not significantly inaccurate.
• Only measure the lawn. This may sound obvious, but exclude your house, driveway, etc.

Size	Example	Calculations
Very small. Less than 80m2		E.g., an area of lawn 5 strides wide, by 10 strides long, = 50m2.
Small. 80 - 175m2		10 strides wide, by 15 strides long, = 150m2.
Medium. 175 - 400m2		15m x 20m = 300m2.
Large. 400 - 900m2		20m x 30m = 600m2.
Very large. 900 - 2,000m2		30m x 40m = 1,200m2.
Huge! Over 2,000m2.		40m x 60m = 2,400m2.