Mine is about 1 per 600 sq ft, which is more than needed.
Take the size of your home/apartment/shanty, and divide by the number of people living there.
Take the size of your home/apartment/shanty, and divide by the number of people living there.
What's your home population density?
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Well, doing your math, mine would be 1,100 sq ft.
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But how high is the ceiling?
480sq ft ... with 8' ceilings.
1 per 650.
700 sq ft in a single story house, no stairs to climb. Ceiling is 8' in bedrooms and dinning room, 14'-15' in family and living rooms.
We could do a meat:air ratio calculation, too...
Currently 1 per 725 sqft, in the far future it will most likely reduce to 1 per 500.
Mine is 1 per 1500 sq ft of two storey town house, upstairs not heated, downstairs heated by two natural gas space heater, central heat (unreliable) used as a back up, and not used otherwise. I am comfortable, it is single digit now in TN, I start shaking if I go to the garage to pick up kitchen stuff.
Mine's 1 per 650 sq ft... in a town that's got a shade under 45,000 people per square mile.
550 ft sq not counting pets and dead bodies.
1/3804 cu.ft. should take car of mori's concerns.
for the rest of you that's 1/475 sq.ft.
town density is 1883/sq.mile
for the rest of you that's 1/475 sq.ft.
town density is 1883/sq.mile
I have 1:540 square feet when everyone is home and when my DD is with her mom, it's 1:650
1228/4 = 307 sq ft per person in my apartment.
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3200/5=640 sq ft per person in our house.
3200 sq ft house in Ontario would cost you a bundle to keep it warm in winter. It costs me about $30-40 a month to keep my 2850 sq ft home warm for 3-4 months from Dec through Mar.
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