Type your answer here... You first need to make an assumption that both the tiles are square and the ceiling is square, otherwise there are any number of possible answers.
Each tile would therefore measure 2 ft x 2 ft. The ceiling would be 7 tiles x 7 tiles. The width of the ceiling would be 7 tiles x 2 feet = 14 feet.
Please mention the length and width of the room to get 41 sq.feet.after that we can calculate the number of tiles required.
What kind of tiles? For the floor or walls also? Simplest example. 12x12 floor tiles. 10x12 room. One length times one width. 10x12=120 12x20 room, 240 tiles. 6x6 tiles there are 4 tiles in each square foot of floor space 10x12x4=480 Whatever you are doing, one length times one width gives you the square footage. Then figure how much each tile covers and multiply.
' L ' = length of the room ' W ' = width of the room ' H ' = height of the ceiling Floor = ( L W ) square feet Ceiling = ( L W ) square feet 2 walls = ( L H ) square feet, each other 2 walls = ( W H ) square feet, each
261.25 square feet on the floor. 261.25 square feet on the ceiling. (65.5 x height of the room) square feet on the four walls.
you need to know how wide the floor is in addition to how long. Number of tiles is lenght x width
Lets do length and width in terms of tiles. The length is 6m/0.2m/tile 30 tiles and the width is 5m/0.2m/tile 25 tiles. Then the area is l X w 30 tiles X 25 tiles 750 square tiles. Since each tile is square, 750 tiles.
There is not sufficient information to answer the question. Saying that the room is 200 foot long conveys no information at all on its width and, therefore, on the area that needs to be covered by the tiles.
Groin vault ceiling: length x width.
Multiply the length of the ceiling (in feet) by the width of the ceiling (in feet). For example, if a ceiling is 4 ft by 6 feet, the area would be 24 sq ft.
Measure the height of the wall from floor to ceiling. Measure the width of the wall. Multiply height x width = square footage. For square yards, divide the square footage by 9.
No, just length X width.
Please mention the length and width of the room to get 41 sq.feet.after that we can calculate the number of tiles required.
400 square feet. To calculate square feet simply multiply length by width - the result is the area in square feet.
If the carpet tiles you are using are the standard 12" square, then multiple your length and width to get the square footage. In this case your room would need a minimum of 196 tiles. CHeck the box for pattern repeat and remember to add tiles for damage and waste.
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What kind of tiles? For the floor or walls also? Simplest example. 12x12 floor tiles. 10x12 room. One length times one width. 10x12=120 12x20 room, 240 tiles. 6x6 tiles there are 4 tiles in each square foot of floor space 10x12x4=480 Whatever you are doing, one length times one width gives you the square footage. Then figure how much each tile covers and multiply.
' L ' = length of the room ' W ' = width of the room ' H ' = height of the ceiling Floor = ( L W ) square feet Ceiling = ( L W ) square feet 2 walls = ( L H ) square feet, each other 2 walls = ( W H ) square feet, each