3 Example of mass haul calculation ........................................................................................................... 4 0 Literature review Mass haul diagram is a significant part in anyway projects that involves earthworks.
Small dance floors are too cramped and big ones make people too self-conscious. A good rule of thumb: There should be at least three square feet of dance floor space for every two guests. So, if you have 150 guests, you would need a 15' x 15' dance floor; 200 guests would be about an 18' x 18' area; 400 guests calls for about 25' x 25' of space. Ask your reception site about adding on extra flooring if the standard seems too small (you party animal, you).
However, once you add in a dance floor, bar, serving tables and room to move around, youâre down to 200 â 250 guests. For 6ft Round tables seating 12 guests, you need 11.5m2 per table, in reality meaning 100m2 for 100 guests. To seat people in straight lines, we recommend 6ft x 3ft banquet tables. These seat 3 each side with room to get table decorations down the middle. You can get one person at each end. For every 6 guests you need 2.5m x 1.8m per table = 4.5m2 (Including room to get round). Using this calculation, you need around 75m2 per 100 guests seated in rows.