sq. ft. per hour cut & roll
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It really depends on how many corners, around how many doors & windows, the ceiling height, base or no base to protect, how nice the drywall & trim lines are, how many colors & what they are, what product being used, obsticals to work around, and the list goes on. 200 sq ft is a good number though.
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experienced is about 200-225, inexperienced can be 100. 175-200 is a safe estimate.
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As has already been shared as high as 200 sq Ft with a good average in the 150 to 175 range. Again the more trim, windows and doors slow that number down.
For example I painted a room recently that had 6 windows two exterior doors a stairwell with trim I interior door and a pass through window to the kitchen plus base and crown. It was a size-able room. I would say my hourly Sq foot was more in the range of 125-130 sq feet per hour on the walls. This was due to the amount of cutting along the various trims.
For example I painted a room recently that had 6 windows two exterior doors a stairwell with trim I interior door and a pass through window to the kitchen plus base and crown. It was a size-able room. I would say my hourly Sq foot was more in the range of 125-130 sq feet per hour on the walls. This was due to the amount of cutting along the various trims.
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