How many stories tall is 20 feet?
Each story is roughly 10 feet so the answer is 2. . .
How many feet are in 20 stories?
There is no set height to 1 story. You'll have to provide more information. For what it's worth, many people use the convention that 1 story = 10 feet. In that case a 20-story building is 200 feet tall. I heard a civil engineer say one time that the first story is 12 feet and that all subsequent stories are 10 feet. In that case the 20th story tops out at 202 feet. Like I said, the answer depends a lot on how tall you've been told a story is. Whatever that height is, multiply it by 20 and there's your answer. I hope that helps. Good luck!
How tall is 20 stories?
I mean like in ft. My friend and I are going to 6 flags tomarrow, the one in Illinois. We want to ride the Raging Bull! It's 20 stories high, and we want to know how high 20 stories is. We're afraid of heights but we love rollercoasters anyways!!!!! So please answer quickly! And can you try to give an example? Thnx. :]
How tall (in feet) is two stories?
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20 feet would be the height of how many stories of a building?
Most building would have about 10 feet allotted to each floor: 8 feet for living space (distance from floor to ceiling) and the rest is the thickness of the floor, and the space between the ceiling and the bottom of the floor above which is used to house lighting fixtures, ventilation pipes, water sprinkler, and electrical cables and phone lines. So, 20 feet would mean 2 stories. The 10 feet per floor is just a general guideline. There are variations galore.
If someone said the building was two stories tall, how many feet are in a "story"?
There is no standard story height, and it can vary considerably, as mentioned above. Ten feet is a rule of thumb for estimating. A ten story building would be 100 feet high, give or take ten or so feet. Often, the first floor in a tall commercial building is much taller than the others to allow for an imposing lobby or atrium. A two story building means a building with two floors, so the height from the first floor to the roof would be around twenty feet. But the first floor might be a few feet above street level, and if the roof is sloped, there could be an attic which is not counted as a story. So the actual height of the building from the ground to the top of the roof might be around 30 feet. It is true that a commercial building never has a floor numbered 13, but a 14 story building will have 14 floors. The 13th and 14th storys will show up as the 14th and 15th floors on the elevator buttons. Tall buildings often have one or more floors reserved for mechanical systems, and these may not show up in the floor numbering system, and may be accessible by special elevators, but they count as storys.
How many feet tall is a 30 story building?
There is no standard story height, and it can vary considerably, as mentioned above. Ten feet is a rule of thumb for estimating. A ten story building would be 100 feet high, give or take ten or so feet. Often, the first floor in a tall commercial building is much taller than the others to allow for an imposing lobby or atrium. A two story building means a building with two floors, so the height from the first floor to the roof would be around twenty feet. But the first floor might be a few feet above street level, and if the roof is sloped, there could be an attic which is not counted as a story. So the actual height of the building from the ground to the top of the roof might be around 30 feet. It is true that a commercial building never has a floor numbered 13, but a 14 story building will have 14 floors. The 13th and 14th storys will show up as the 14th and 15th floors on the elevator buttons. Tall buildings often have one or more floors reserved for mechanical systems, and these may not show up in the floor numbering system, and may be accessible by special elevators, but they count as storys.
H0w many feet equal ten stories?..as in a 10 story building?
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