Room Square Meter Calculator – Area in m² for One or More Rooms

The Room Square Meter Calculator gives the area of a room in square metres (m²) from its length and width in metres or centimetres. It also shows the area in square feet and the room perimeter, and can add up several rooms for a total floor area.

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Room Square Meter Calculator

Room area in square metres (m²) from metres or centimetres, for one room or several rooms.

Area = length × width. If you measure in centimetres, the calculator converts for you — no need to divide by 10,000 yourself.

Formula

A = L × W (m²)

P = 2 × (L + W) (m)

Conversions: 1 m² = 10,000 cm² = 10.7639 ft².

How the Calculation Works

Step 1: Measure length and width in metres (or centimetres).

Step 2: Multiply them for the area.

Step 3: For several rooms, add each room’s area.

Example Calculation

One room

Given: 4.5 × 3.6 m

Area = 16.2 m² ≈ 174.4 ft²; perimeter = 16.2 m

Several rooms

Given: 4.5 × 3.6 m, 3.5 × 3 m and 2.5 × 2 m

Total = 16.2 + 10.5 + 5.0 = 31.7 m²

From centimetres

Given: 450 × 360 cm

Area = 162,000 cm² ÷ 10,000 = 16.2 m²

Square Metres to Square Feet

m² ft²
10 107.6
15 161.5
20 215.3
25 269.1
30 322.9

Dimensions Explained

  • For L-shaped or irregular rooms, split into rectangles and use the several-rooms tab.
  • Flooring, paint and tiles are bought by coverage and pack size — area is the starting point, not the purchase quantity.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate square metres of a room?

Multiply the length by the width in metres.

How do I convert cm to m²?

Multiply length × width in cm, then divide by 10,000.

How big is a 12 m² room?

For example 4 × 3 m, or about 129 ft².

How do I convert m² to square feet?

Multiply by 10.764.

Is perimeter the same as area?

No — perimeter is the distance around the room in metres, used for skirting board and trim.

Mark Danny

Mark Danny

Mark Danny builds and maintains the free calculators and guides on Area of Irregular Shapes Calculator. Every calculator page explains its formula and shows a worked example, so you can check the working yourself. Spotted a mistake or have a suggestion? Email gulsher.hingoro101@gmail.com.

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