Enter the height of the building and the standard height of a story into the calculator to determine the number of stories.
Feet ↔ Stories Conversion Table (Assumes 10 ft per story)
| Feet to Stories |
Stories to Feet |
| 8 ft = 0.8 stories | 1 story = 10 ft |
| 9 ft = 0.9 stories | 2 stories = 20 ft |
| 10 ft = 1 story | 3 stories = 30 ft |
| 12 ft = 1.2 stories | 4 stories = 40 ft |
| 15 ft = 1.5 stories | 5 stories = 50 ft |
| 20 ft = 2 stories | 6 stories = 60 ft |
| 24 ft = 2.4 stories | 7 stories = 70 ft |
| 25 ft = 2.5 stories | 8 stories = 80 ft |
| 30 ft = 3 stories | 9 stories = 90 ft |
| 35 ft = 3.5 stories | 10 stories = 100 ft |
| 40 ft = 4 stories | 12 stories = 120 ft |
| 50 ft = 5 stories | 15 stories = 150 ft |
| 60 ft = 6 stories | 20 stories = 200 ft |
| 75 ft = 7.5 stories | 25 stories = 250 ft |
| 80 ft = 8 stories | 30 stories = 300 ft |
| 90 ft = 9 stories | 40 stories = 400 ft |
| 100 ft = 10 stories | 50 stories = 500 ft |
| 120 ft = 12 stories | 75 stories = 750 ft |
| 150 ft = 15 stories | 100 stories = 1,000 ft |
| 200 ft = 20 stories | 150 stories = 1,500 ft |
| Formulas: Stories = Height ÷ (ft per story) and Height = Stories × (ft per story). Table assumes 10 ft per story. |
Meters ↔ Stories Conversion Table (Assumes 3.05 m per story)
| Meters to Stories |
Stories to Meters |
| 10 m = 3.279 stories | 1 story = 3.05 m |
| 20 m = 6.557 stories | 2 stories = 6.1 m |
| 30 m = 9.836 stories | 5 stories = 15.25 m |
| 50 m = 16.393 stories | 10 stories = 30.5 m |
| 100 m = 32.787 stories | 20 stories = 61 m |
| Formulas: Stories = Height ÷ (m per story) and Height = Stories × (m per story). Table assumes 3.05 m per story (≈10 ft per story). |
Feet To Stories Formula
The following formula is used to calculate the number of stories in a building based on its height in feet.
Variables:
- S is the number of stories
- F is the height of the building in feet
To calculate the number of stories, divide the height of the building in feet by 10. This is based on the standard that one story is approximately 10 feet high. Please note that this can vary depending on the specific architectural design and use of the building.
What is a Feet To Stories?
Feet to Stories is a conversion method used to determine the number of stories a building would have based on its height in feet. This is typically based on the standard that one story is approximately 10 feet high, although this can vary depending on the specific architectural design and use of the building. This conversion is often used in construction, real estate, and urban planning.
