105 3/4 in. x 3/4 in. x 96 in. Primed Finger Jointed Quarter Round Moulding (1-Piece − 8 Total Linear Feet)

A:  Thank you for your inquiry, Mare. To successfully determine how much quarter round is needed, more measurements would have to be supplied. Please refer to the home improvement ideas page on homedepot.com for more help: https://www.homedepot.com/c/ab/types-of-moulding/9ba683603be9fa5395fab905aac6715 or speak to a store associate for more assistance.

A:  90 linear feet. These are 8 ft lengths and a carpenter knows how to join them as needed.  90 /8= 11.25 so I would purchase at least 12 of them. 13 if budget allows for mistakes.  You can usually take back unused full pieces. 

A:  Hi Carol. You will need 12 pcs for 90 linear feet plus off-cuts. Hope this helps.

A:  Diveide it by 8ft then add 10% for missed cuts, wastage. Get 12pcs

A:  Seems like semigloss. It’s not flat. We painted glossy anyway as they can get some blemishes on them with handling.

A:  Hello EK, thank you for your inquiry. Our DecoSmart Paint has a gloss between 15 and 20 degrees measured using a 60 degree gloss meter. It would likely be considered a Satin finish. For touching up the nail holes they can use our DecoSmart Filler (ST009-00C). Thank you.

A:  Hello KKoz, thank you for your inquiry. The preferred tools for nailing quarter round is an electric finish or brad nailer fitted with 1.1/4" – 2” finish nails. Choose finish nails that are long enough to penetrate the thickness of the quarter round, baseboard and the drywall with enough left over to go at least 1/2 inch into the wall's base plate. We hope this information helps in the completion of your current project.

A:  1 1/2 long