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  In our feet in cm category you can find the posts covering specific conversions from the length in feet and inches to centimeters, that is from the customary units of length used in, for example, the US and UK, to the metric centimeter. For each transformation of the type x feet in cm we start with the conversion formula, and then show you the value in centimeters, along with is the math involved for obtaining x‘ in cm, or x ft in cm. What’s more is that each post also contains a foot in cm converter which changes your input in feet, inches, as well as feet and inches combined to cm. Then we provide you with the equivalent for your length in foot in the metric units millimeter, decimeter, meter and kilometer. And if you want to learn more about the units, every posts also contains the information where you can located that on our conversion site.
cm to Feet and Inches
- cm to Feet and Inches Conversions
  As the category name cm to feet and inches implies, here you can find our posts about the conversion of a certain height or length in centimeters to the equivalent in feet and inches. In every article you can find the particular formula explained in full detail as well as the result of x cm in ′ and ″, the inch part rounded to the nearest inch as well as to two decimal places. In each post we also give you the instructions for how to use our search box, and in addition we discuss the frequently asked questions in the context of x cm to feet and inches. On top of all is our cm to foot and inch converter, also part of each post. Using it you can figure out who tall you are in ft and in, given the height in centimeters. Directions for further information and a comment form to ask questions are always there, too.
- cm to Feet Conversions
  In our cm in feet category you can find the posts covering specific conversions from the metric length in centimeters to the customary unit of length used in the United States and UK for example. For every conversion of the type x cm in feet we start with the formula, and then give you the result. Also explained is the math involved for changing x cm in ‘, also spelled as x cm in ft. What’s more is that each article also contains a cm in foot converter which changes centimeters to feet and inches combined. Then we give you the equivalent for your length in cm in the imperial units inch, yard and mile. And in case you want to learn more about the units under discussion, every article also includes the piece of information where to find that on our conversion website. Instead of browsing these category pages, for the sake of efficiency, you may want to consider using our search form located in the sidebar.
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feet to cm

Feet + Inches ⇄ Centimeters

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feet to cm
- feet to cm Conversions
  In our feet in cm category you can find the posts covering specific conversions from the length in feet and inches to centimeters, that is from the customary units of length used in, for example, the US and UK, to the metric centimeter. For each transformation of the type x feet in cm we start with the conversion formula, and then show you the value in centimeters, along with is the math involved for obtaining x‘ in cm, or x ft in cm. What’s more is that each post also contains a foot in cm converter which changes your input in feet, inches, as well as feet and inches combined to cm. Then we provide you with the equivalent for your length in foot in the metric units millimeter, decimeter, meter and kilometer. And if you want to learn more about the units, every posts also contains the information where you can located that on our conversion site.
cm to Feet and Inches
- cm to Feet and Inches Conversions
  As the category name cm to feet and inches implies, here you can find our posts about the conversion of a certain height or length in centimeters to the equivalent in feet and inches. In every article you can find the particular formula explained in full detail as well as the result of x cm in ′ and ″, the inch part rounded to the nearest inch as well as to two decimal places. In each post we also give you the instructions for how to use our search box, and in addition we discuss the frequently asked questions in the context of x cm to feet and inches. On top of all is our cm to foot and inch converter, also part of each post. Using it you can figure out who tall you are in ft and in, given the height in centimeters. Directions for further information and a comment form to ask questions are always there, too.
- cm to Feet Conversions
  In our cm in feet category you can find the posts covering specific conversions from the metric length in centimeters to the customary unit of length used in the United States and UK for example. For every conversion of the type x cm in feet we start with the formula, and then give you the result. Also explained is the math involved for changing x cm in ‘, also spelled as x cm in ft. What’s more is that each article also contains a cm in foot converter which changes centimeters to feet and inches combined. Then we give you the equivalent for your length in cm in the imperial units inch, yard and mile. And in case you want to learn more about the units under discussion, every article also includes the piece of information where to find that on our conversion website. Instead of browsing these category pages, for the sake of efficiency, you may want to consider using our search form located in the sidebar.
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