I assume you mean 12 inch by 12 inch? That's a square foot. It's an 800 square foot room, so 800. Assuming you're not worrying about grout spacing.
In order to answer this question, we need to convert the dimensions of the tiles into ft. This makes all units consistent, and so easier to work with. There are 12 inches in a foot, and so to convert from inches to feet you need to divide by 12. In this case the tiles are 18x18, so divide this by 12 and you get 1.5ft x 1.5ft This means the tiles have an area of 2.25 sq ft. To find how many are needed for 800 sq ft, you just divide: 800/2.25 = 355.555555... Therefore, you would need 355.5 recurring tiles to cover the whole area.
800 x 144 = 115,200 / 95 = 1,212 tiles. You might want to buy a few extras...
356 of them. Get 390 to be safe.
800 sq. mtr areahow many tilesand labour charge all with matrial charges
18x18 what? 18 feet x 18 feet? 18 microns x 18 microns?
800
Each tile covers 4 square feet. Which means you need 200 tiles to cover 800 square feet, plus spoilage.
In order to answer this question, we need to convert the dimensions of the tiles into ft. This makes all units consistent, and so easier to work with. There are 12 inches in a foot, and so to convert from inches to feet you need to divide by 12. In this case the tiles are 18x18, so divide this by 12 and you get 1.5ft x 1.5ft This means the tiles have an area of 2.25 sq ft. To find how many are needed for 800 sq ft, you just divide: 800/2.25 = 355.555555... Therefore, you would need 355.5 recurring tiles to cover the whole area.
convert inches to feet- 1.5- then divide into 800- 533.333333333333~ round up, and you need AT LEAST 534 tiles.. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I do not think that the answer above is correct. 18" by 18" tiles measure 1.5 x 1.5 sq ft = 2.25 sq ft Then 800 divided by 2.25 = 355.55...(the 5 is recurring) sq ft, so the sensible answer is 356 tiles, but a few more should be added to allow for breakages
800 x 144 = 115,200 / 95 = 1,212 tiles. You might want to buy a few extras...
356 of them. Get 390 to be safe.
800 / 80 = 100
To answer this question, you need to divide 800 by 40. 800 / 40 = 20. There are 20 forties in 800.
800 sq. mtr areahow many tilesand labour charge all with matrial charges
8 square metres = 80 000 square centimetres (because a rectangle 8 m × 1 m would be 800 cm × 100 cm). 20 cm × 20 cm = 400 cm2. 80 000 / 400 = 200 tiles.
18x18 what? 18 feet x 18 feet? 18 microns x 18 microns?
You would need 10 groups of 80 to make 800.