25by30meter

25by30meter refers to a rectangle with sides measuring 25 meters on one axis and 30 meters on the perpendicular axis. It is a metric-based way to describe the footprint of a space, a plot, or a structure in technical or planning documents. The expression typically appears as 25 m by 30 m or 25 m × 30 m in formal contexts.

The area of a 25 by 30 meter rectangle is 750 square meters. In other units, this is about 8,070 square feet or roughly 0.185 acres. Such conversions are often useful when comparing with other land parcels, building footprints, or planning requirements that specify area.

Common uses for describing a 25 by 30 meter space include land surveying, architectural planning, civil engineering, and landscape design. It can denote a building footprint, a courtyard, a parking lot section, or a modular space within a larger site. The exact use depends on the project and local regulations.

Notation can vary, with measurements sometimes written as 25 m × 30 m, or as 25 by 30 meters. In practice, real-world boundaries may deviate from exact dimensions due to site constraints, setbacks, irregularities in shape, or measurement tolerances.

Examples of contexts include planning a small warehouse, a community hall, or a rectangular yard. While the term provides a clear two-dimensional footprint, precise implementation requires alignment with site surveys, zoning rules, and construction specifications.