Construction & Job Site Charts

Measure twice, cut once. Essential conversion tables for plans, materials, and layout.
CM → InchesSizing helper
CentimetersMetersDecimal (in)Fraction (in)ft'-in
50.051.971 15/16"0'2"
100.103.943 15/16"0'4"
200.207.877 7/8"0'8"
300.3011.8111 13/16"1'0"
500.5019.6919 11/16"1'8"
700.7027.5627 9/16"2'4"
900.9035.4335 7/16"2'11"
1001.0039.3739 3/8"3'3"
1301.3051.1851 3/16"4'3"
1801.8070.8770 7/8"5'11"

CM to Inches Chart

Convert centimeters to inches with precision for international sizing and measurements.

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Meters → FeetTravel preset
Meters (m)Feet (ft)Feet & InchesReference
0.51.641'8"
13.283'3"~3 feet
1.85.915'11"Tall person
39.849'10"Standard ceiling
516.4016'5"Basketball hoop
1032.8132'10"One story
2065.6265'7"
50164.04164'1"
100328.08328'1"
150492.13492'2"

Meters to Feet

Height, elevation, and construction conversions from meters to feet.

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Job Site Ready References

Efficiency on the job site comes from having the right information at your fingertips. These charts cover the most common conversions and data points needed by carpenters, plumbers, and general contractors. Print them out for your clipboard or keep them saved on your phone for quick reference.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert architectural scale?
Common scales like 1/4" = 1' mean that 0.25 inches on paper equals 1 foot in reality. Use our conversion charts to quickly translate scaled measurements.
What is the difference between nominal and actual pipe size?
Nominal Pipe Size (NPS) refers to the approximate internal diameter but is just a name. For example, a 1-inch pipe has an actual OD of 1.315 inches.
How many feet are in a meter?
1 meter equals approximately 3.28 feet. For rough estimates, multiply meters by 3.3.

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