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How many 12x12 sq inch tile does it take to cover 750 square feet?
A 12 inch square tile covers a square foot. Doing the math gives an answer of 750 tiles.
How many 24 inch x 24 inch tiles is 224 sq feet?
56 tiles to cover 224 square feet.
How many 18 square inch tiles will be needed to cover 530 square feet?
236 18-inch tiles.
How many 12x12 pavers are needed to cover 240 square feet?
A 12x12 inch paver is one square foot. So you would need 240 square feet.
How many 3x6 tiles will it take to cover 77 sq feet?
616 3x6 inch tiles are needed to cover exactly 77 square feet.
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