Which one is correct?

Does "2m" mean "two metres"? Given the expected shape and size of a hide, I can't really grasp why you are saying "at 2m".

Thank you for your help. Is the following sentence grammatically correct?
We noticed that there is a tear at 2 meters of 6.5 square meter of brown leather supplied, similarly there is tear at 1.6 meters of 6 square meters of white leather hide supplied

What do you mean by at 2 metres?

Thank you for helping me to correct my sentences.

The leather hide was found to be damaged by 5 cm tear. We noticed that there is a tear at 2 metres length of 6.5 square metre of brown leather hide supplied.

AnonymousThe leather hide was found to be damaged by 5 cm tear. We noticed that there is a tear at 2 metres length of 6.5 square metre of brown leather hide supplied.

Is the tear 5 cm long? If so, what does "at 2 metres length" refer to?

Thank you

The tear in 5 cm long, and the damage was found at 2 metres (almost centre of the leather) ; the size of the leather hide is W. 1.43 x L.4.7 metres, so shall I write as above

AnonymousThank youThe tear in 5 cm long, and the damage was found at 2 metres (almost centre of the leather) ; the size of the leather hide is W. 1.43 x L.4.7 metres, so shall I write as above

It seems much easier to say that the tear is "near the centre".

4.7 metres seems very long for a hide. What kind of animal is it from?

Thank you

It is a cow hide. Is the following sentence grammatically correct?

We noticed that there is a tear in 5 cm near the centre of 6.5 square metre of brown leather hide supplied.

We noticed that there is a 5-cm tear near the centre of the 6.5-square metre of brown leather hide that you supplied.

A hide is the whole skin of an animal.
Leather is hide that has been processed (scraped, dried, tanned.)

Cowhide usually has the hair left on it. It is used for rugs, pillows, and upholstery.

AnonymousIt is a cow hide

Really? A single cow hide 4.7 m long? Are you sure you measured it correctly?