How many 4'x8' sheets of drywall do you need for the walls of a 12'x20' room, 8 feet high?

im getting 24 sheets
math: sheetrock 32square ft per board
just mutilply the 12 x 20 = 240 divided by 32 = 7.5
12 x 12 = 144 divided by 32 = 4.5

add both sides twice

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Originally Posted by constructionguyjs

How many 4'x8' sheets of drywall do you need for the walls of a 12'x20' room, 8 feet high?

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Thanks glavine

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Originally Posted by constructionguyjs

How many 4'x8' sheets of drywall do you need for the walls of a 12'x20' room, 8 feet high?

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I have one question, please can you say me why are you do 12*12?

Because It Is 11:35 And Ive Worked 12 Hours Today Lol.
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You have 8FT ceilings and 8FT sheets. Take the linear length of the walls, add them up, and divide by 4... 12+12+20+20= 64 / 4 = 16 sheets. You'll have some left over when you cut holes for your windows and doors.

16sheets Of Sheetrock, Lol

I Didn't Copy His Answer He Just Had A Head Start.
Have Fun Sheetrockin

Get 12 Foot Rock Not 8 And Lay It Horizontal For Better Seams At Ceiling Unless You Plan On Some Cove Moulding