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How many square feet in 13x13 tile?
It is not possible to answer the question because the units of measurement for the tile are not given.
Have 30 square feet to cover with 13 x 13 tile how many tiles will be needed?
The best way to figure out how many 13x13 tile will be needed to cover 30 sf of floor is to calculate 13x13/144 give coverage per tile (1.1736), then take 30/1.736 = 25.56 tiles.
How many square feet in 12X24 tile?
2 square feet per tile.
How many square feet in a 8x12 tile?
About 0.67 sq feet per tile.
How many square feet in a 24 x 18 tile?
A 24" by 18" tile is 432 square inches or three square feet.
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