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What is square footage of 327 tiles if each tile is 13 inches by 13 inches?
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These 327 tiles will cover an area of 383.8 square feet.
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How many 12 by 12 tiles are needed for a 225 square footage room?
Each tile is 1 square foot.
How many square incheS does one box of tiles cover?
The area may be calculated using this formula: A = (length of each tile in inches) x (width of each tile in inches) x (number of tiles in one box)
How many 18by18 tiles do you need to cover 200 square feet?
Presume thats 18 inches square tiles, then each tile = 1.5 * 1.5 = 2.25 sq ft > So, 200 / 2.25 = 88.88 tiles
225 square feet of tile the tiles are 5 inches squares and are packed 75 to a box what is the minimum number of boxes of tiles?
18 cases Math: each tile is 5in X 5in = 25 square inches per tile 25 square inches per tile X 75 tiles per box = 1875 square inches per case 1875 square inches per case / 144 square inches per square foot = 13 square feet per case 225 square feet in the room / 13 square feet per case = 17.3 cases or 18 full cases.
How many tiles are needed to tile a closet measuring 6 feet by 4 feet if each tile is a square with sides 8 inches long?
54 tiles are needed
How many 12 by 12 tiles are needed for a 225 square footage room?
Each tile is 1 square foot.
The perimeter of a square is 100 inches. How many square tiles 1 inch on each edge?
The perimeter of a square is 100 inches. How many square tiles 1 inch on each edge are needed to cover its area?
How many 10inchx10inch tiles are needed for a 12000 square foot?
Each tile will cover 100 square inches. 12,000 square feet is 1,728,000 square inches. You will need 17,280 tiles.
How many 9x9 in tiles to cover 9 square feet?
Each tile covers 81 square inches. You have 1,296 square inches to cover. It will take 16 tiles to cover that area.
How many square feet is 200 tiles that are each 6 by 6 inches?
It is 50 square feet.
How many 18by18 tiles do you need to cover 290 square feet?
Assuming you mean 18 inch tiles... 290 square feet is 41,760 square inches. Each tile is 324 square inches - so you would need 129 tiles in total (with a fraction of a tile left over)
How many square incheS does one box of tiles cover?
The area may be calculated using this formula: A = (length of each tile in inches) x (width of each tile in inches) x (number of tiles in one box)
How many 15cm X 59.5cm tiles do you need to cover 428sq feet and can yo show me how to convert?
There are 2.54 centimeters in one inch. First, I would find the square footage of each tile. (15/2.54)*(59.5/2.54)=(5.906*23.425)=138.348 square inches per tile Now, we would divide that number by 144 (the number of square inches in a square foot) to find the square footage of each tile (138.348/144=.96sqft/tile) Now divide your total you want to cover (428sqft) by your sqft/tile (.96sqft) and you get 445.83, so, 446 tiles to cover the area desired. If you're laying it, I would figure in 10% for waste, making your total 491 tiles. ...and that is without grout joints :)
How many 18by18 tiles do you need to cover 200 square feet?
Presume thats 18 inches square tiles, then each tile = 1.5 * 1.5 = 2.25 sq ft > So, 200 / 2.25 = 88.88 tiles
225 square feet of tile the tiles are 5 inches squares and are packed 75 to a box what is the minimum number of boxes of tiles?
18 cases Math: each tile is 5in X 5in = 25 square inches per tile 25 square inches per tile X 75 tiles per box = 1875 square inches per case 1875 square inches per case / 144 square inches per square foot = 13 square feet per case 225 square feet in the room / 13 square feet per case = 17.3 cases or 18 full cases.
How many tiles are needed to tile a closet measuring 6 feet by 4 feet if each tile is a square with sides 8 inches long?
54 tiles are needed
How many 12x12 tiles do you need for a room 12x12?
If you're talking floor tiles as opposed to wall tiles and by 12x12 you mean they are 12 inches square, then the answer is 300. Because each tile is one square foot and a 15'x20' room is 300 square feet. Simple, eh?
