If a surface is 144 square feet = 20,736 sq inches, you need at least (172,8 rounded to) 173 tiles (6 by 20 inches) to cover it.
Each tile is 6 inch*20inch= 120 sq inch. 20,736 sq inch / 120 sq inch = 172,8.
Depending on the shape of the surface you may need more if you have to cut some tiles to make them fit.
440 sq feet = 440 x 144 sq inchesanswer = 440 x 144/ (20 x 20) = 440 x 144 /400 = 1.1 x 144 = 158.4 tiles ~ 159 tiles
12 X 12 = 144 inches = 1 Square Foot of tile 165 X 144 = 23760 20 X 20 = 400 23760 / 400 = 60 tiles
7.35 Is what you need
Assuming that you mean 20" x 20" (inch) tiles. 600 (square feet) x 144 (square inches in a foot) = 86400 square inches 1 tile = 400 square inches. (20 x 20) 86400 / 400 = 216 tiles. This of course, assumes a square surface, which houses rarely are. ;)
Convert 20' x 10' to inches: 20*12 " x 10*12 " = 240x120. Then find the area of both: 28800 for 20 by 10 and 144 for 12 by 12. Divide: 28800/144 is equal to 200.
440 sq feet = 440 x 144 sq inchesanswer = 440 x 144/ (20 x 20) = 440 x 144 /400 = 1.1 x 144 = 158.4 tiles ~ 159 tiles
If you mean 20 in x 20 in tiles, the 240 sq ft room is 240 x 144 sq in = 34560 sq in. each tile is 20 x20 = 400 sq in tiles needed are 34560/400 = 86.4 tiles, say 90 tiles
12 X 12 = 144 inches = 1 Square Foot of tile 165 X 144 = 23760 20 X 20 = 400 23760 / 400 = 60 tiles
Assuming they are 20 by 20 inches, then the area of a tile is 400 feet2/144. 200 feet2/(400 feet2/144) = 72
144 assuming no waste.
You will need 250 tiles. First, you must calculate how many square feet there are in each tile: 20" X 20" = 400 square inches per tile. One square foot = 144 square inches (12" X 12" = 144 square inches) So, 400 square inches per tile divided by 144 square inches per foot = 2.778. That means there are 2.778 square feet per tile. Now you can calculate how many tiles you need to cover 660 square feet: 660 square feet divided by 2.778 square feet per tile = 237.58 tiles. However, in practice, you will also need about 5% for waste (cuts, breakage or defective tiles) - so add that amount: 237.58 X 1.05 = 249.46 tiles. Round up, and you will need at least 250 tiles. If you're doing a patterned design or laying tiles on the diagonal, you'll want to increase your waste factor a little bit. Typically, folks will just round pieces up to the next full box of tiles.
7.35 Is what you need
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360 tiles.
Assuming that you mean 20" x 20" (inch) tiles. 600 (square feet) x 144 (square inches in a foot) = 86400 square inches 1 tile = 400 square inches. (20 x 20) 86400 / 400 = 216 tiles. This of course, assumes a square surface, which houses rarely are. ;)
Convert 20' x 10' to inches: 20*12 " x 10*12 " = 240x120. Then find the area of both: 28800 for 20 by 10 and 144 for 12 by 12. Divide: 28800/144 is equal to 200.
18x20 = 3603x4 = 12360/12 = 30 tiles for the floor :)