Partition walls are typically measured in square meters (m²).
This method of measurement accounts for the surface area of the wall, which is crucial for estimating the quantity of materials required for construction or finishing, such as plaster, paint, or wallpaper. Measuring in square meters provides a clear understanding of the size and scale of the partition wall, facilitating accurate cost estimations and material procurement.
For instance, when calculating the cost of plastering a partition wall, contractors will measure the surface area of the wall in square meters. They then multiply this area by the cost per square meter of plastering to arrive at the total cost. Similarly, when purchasing paint or wallpaper, the required quantity is usually determined based on the surface area of the wall to be covered.
