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2400 tiles if you don't get any extra

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Q: How many 12 by 12 tiles are needed to cover 2400 square feet?
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How many 24 square inch tiles will be needed to cover 400 square feet?

400 x 122 / 24 = 400 x 12 / 2 = 2400 tiles if there is no waste.


How many square feet do 200 12x 24 tiles cover?

2400 * 24 square units. However, since the measurement units are not specified, it is not possible to convert this to square feet.


HOW MANY 20X20 inch tiles are needed for a 2400 square foot house?

If you had absolutely no waste you would need 864 tiles. Since tile as large as 20" x 20" generally have a large amount of waste, make sure you add 10% into this number. With that you would need 950 tiles to complete your job.


Jason is tiling patio the tiles are each 1 square decimeter the patio is 6 meters long and 4 meters wide how many tiles will Jason need?

2400


How many square metres is 2400 square feet?

2400 square meters are 25833.385 square feet.


How much concrete is needed for slab 2400 square feet by 2 inches thick?

14.81 yds


How many square meters is 2400 square feet?

Answer: 2400 ft² = 222.967 m²


How many square yards covers 2400 square feet?

1 square yard = 3 x 3 = 9 square feet So 2400 square feet = 2400/9 = 266.666 square yards


How many square centimeters is 2400 square inches?

2400 sq. in. = 15483.84 sq. cm.


What is the square root of 2400?

The square root (not route!) of 2400 is 48.9898 (to 4 dp)


How do you calculate the amount of topsoil that is needed to cover 2400 sq ft of dirt with 2 inches of topsoilas measured in yards... I would guess they mean cubic yards?

A cubic yard of stone that is 4" thick would cover 9 square yards or 81 square feet. If you need to cover 7000 sq. ft., you would need roughly 86.5 cubic yards. That's a lot of rock.


Is 2400 a square number?

No it isn't.