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How many 16x16 pavers do you need to do a 16x16 square?
One!
How many 16x16 inch pavers would you need to cover 8x17 feet patio area?
78.47 Pavers
How many 16x16 pavers do you need for a 300 sq ft patio?
192 is equal to 300sqft but it will need some for cuts and breakage
How many 16x16 square inch tiles do you need to cover 528 square feet?
297 16x16-inch tiles.
How many pavers do you need for 90 square feet and pavers are 16x16?
convert inches to feet. 16"/12"=1.33 ft find area of paver. 1.33 ft x 1.33 ft =1.77 sq ft /paver divide areas. 90 sq. ft./1.77= about 51 pavers
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