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To calculate the number of 12x12 tiles needed for a 12x10 room, first find the area of the room, which is 120 square feet (12 feet x 10 feet). Each 12x12 tile covers 1 square foot (since 12 inches = 1 foot). Therefore, you would need 120 tiles to cover the entire room.
13 boxes with 13 tiles in each
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The tile is bigger than the area that you want to cover (12x12 > 10x11) so one tile will do. <><><><><> However, if you meant 12x12 INCH tiles, and a 10x11 FOOT room, you would need 110 tiles.
144 tiles
To calculate the number of 12x12 tiles needed for a 12x10 room, first find the area of the room, which is 120 square feet (12 feet x 10 feet). Each 12x12 tile covers 1 square foot (since 12 inches = 1 foot). Therefore, you would need 120 tiles to cover the entire room.
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To calculate the number of tiles needed for a 12x12 room, first determine the area of the room, which is 12 feet x 12 feet = 144 square feet. If each tile measures 1 square foot, you would need 144 tiles. If the tiles are a different size, divide the room's total area by the area of one tile to find the number needed. Always consider purchasing extra tiles for cuts and future repairs.
A 3x12 room is 36 square feet. This means that to fill the floor in the 3x12 room, it will take 36 tiles that are each 1 square foot (12x12) in size.
13 boxes with 13 tiles in each
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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?
The tile is bigger than the area that you want to cover (12x12 > 10x11) so one tile will do. <><><><><> However, if you meant 12x12 INCH tiles, and a 10x11 FOOT room, you would need 110 tiles.