The 14 is an inch bigger around and an inch longer so it has a deeper sound
Can you get replacement poles for 14x12
The product is 168
168 square feet.
It should be 168 (14x12=168) :D hope it helps
It's the size. It would be feet if it was large, remember a ruler is only 12 feet.
168 square feet. Multiply the two dimensions - the result is the number of square feet.
According to http://www.camping-equipment-hiking-and-gear.com/ozark-trail-tent.html:Ozark Trail tents are generally manufactured and serviced by NorthPole in the USAA quick search for NorthPole tents yielded:http://www.northpoleltd.com/manual/index.htmlNo Manual is available online.Send an email to: mailto:consumer@northpoleusa.comThe 14x12 Screen House is model # WMT-1412R
To determine how many theater seats can fit in a 14x12 room, we need to consider the size of a standard theater seat, which is typically about 2 feet wide and 3 feet deep. If we allocate about 2 feet for each seat's width and allow for some space between rows, you could fit approximately 6 seats across the 14-foot width and 4 seats down the 12-foot length, totaling around 24 seats. However, this number can vary based on the layout and required spacing for aisles and comfort.
14 feet x 12 feet = 168 square feet 168 x 3.99 = 670.32
84x2=168. There are other solutions. 56x3=168. 42x4=168. 28x6=168. 24x7=168. 21x8=168. 14x12=168.
First, you must convert to a common unit. 14 ft is 14x12 inches = 168 inches. 14 ft into 8 inches is therefore 8/168 or about 0.476. On the other hand, 14 feet divided by 8 inches is 168/8 which equals 21. "Goes into" and "divided by" are reciprocal operations.
Assuming that the boards are 2 inch x 14 inch then: Total width is 14x12 inches. Since the boards are 14 in wide the total required is 14. To calculate the board measure (which you will need for ordering purposes, multiply length in ft. by width in ft. of the board. Then multiply this product by the thickness in inches. Assuming the length is 20 ft then the board measure is 20ft x 14ft x 2in = 560 ft. B. M. Worked examples are at the accompanying web link.