How Many Yards of Sod Are Needed for an Area That Measures 990 Square Feet?

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One piece of sod is normally 1.5 feet wide by 6-feet long, or 9 square feet (1.5 feet x 6 feet = 9 square feet). If you need 990 square feet, divide 990 by 9 to get 110 yards.

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How Many Yards of Sod Are Needed for an Area That Measures 990 Square Feet?

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