Correction

This general ward is a 13x14 metre room.

Hi Student,

1.This general ward is a 13 x 14 meter room.
2.This general ward is a 13 x 14-m room.

Sri

vsrao1.This general ward is a 13 x 14 meter room.
2.This general ward is a 13 x 14-m room.

Not quite.

This general ward is a 13x14 metre room.
This general ward is a 13x14

Dear Dave,

Medically, it is allowed to write "13 x 14 meter room / 13 x 14-m room". It is called suspended hyphen. Suspended hyphen connect two or more prefixes or adjectives to the same term. In medical documents, we have to use suspended hyphen after each prefix or word in the series.
For instance:

1. This general ward is a 13- by 14-meter room.
2.

Thanks vsrao teacher.

smdl

Dear Colleagues,

What about....

This general ward room measures 13x14 meters.

or even

This general ward measures 13x14 meters.

Regards, John

PS: may I have a 15lb. box of chocolate?

John teacher., if you say ward then room is not necessary. Ward replaces room. So, general ward is ok.

smdl

Good !

I'm pleased that you liked my suggestion.

Regards,

John