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convert linear feet to cubic feet

Thu Apr 07, 2005 11:28 pm

How do I convert linear feet to cubic feet of area as in finding cubic area of refrigerator

Thu Apr 07, 2005 11:57 pm

If it is a rectangular prism (box shaped), multiply height x width x length. (all dimensions in feet, and fractions of a foot)

Refrigerator space is the inside dimension (remember to include door shelf space) and is usually at least a little irregular, so you may need to estimate several box shapes that you add together, and possibly some box shapes (obstructions from the compressor, etc) that you subtract.

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