Adding a unit to a number in Sass

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The trick is to use * 1px when you want to add a unit. Using +px or interpolation (#{$numericValue}px) turns it into a string.

$numericValue: 30;

$pixelValue: $numericValue * 1px;

$calc: $pixelValue * 2;

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