700 sq ft = 700*12*12 = 100800 sq inches
16*16 sq inches = 256 sq inches
So number of tiles = 100800/256 = 393.75
If this is for real, rather than a maths sum, allow for the fact that the shape you are tiling may not correspond to a whole number of tiles along its length or breadth and also for breakages.
Each 16 inch tile is 1.78 square feet. You would need 169 tiles, plus some for spoilage.
Two tiles of 16 ft*16 ft will cover 512 square feet.
4 square feet are needed
144 square inches make one square foot Each square inch is 0.006944 of one square foot. (rounded)
500 sq ft = 500*12*12 = 500*144 = 72000 sq inches You would need 72000/256 tiles of 16*16 sq inch ie 281.25 tiles. The above answer is good only for mathematical purposes. In real life, you would need to take account of the shape of the area and also make an allowance for wastage.
Each 16 inch tile is 1.78 square feet. You would need 169 tiles, plus some for spoilage.
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Two tiles of 16 ft*16 ft will cover 512 square feet.
If they are 16ft x 16ft, two will be more than enough.
To determine how many 16x16 patio pavers are needed for a 16x20 stone patio, first calculate the area of the patio, which is 16 feet x 20 feet = 320 square feet. Next, calculate the area of a single 16x16 paver, which is 16 feet x 16 feet = 256 square feet. Finally, divide the patio area by the paver area: 320 square feet ÷ 256 square feet = 1.25. Since you can't have a fraction of a paver, you would need 2 pavers to cover the patio, but they will not completely cover it.
4 square feet are needed
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144 square inches make one square foot Each square inch is 0.006944 of one square foot. (rounded)
500 sq ft = 500*12*12 = 500*144 = 72000 sq inches You would need 72000/256 tiles of 16*16 sq inch ie 281.25 tiles. The above answer is good only for mathematical purposes. In real life, you would need to take account of the shape of the area and also make an allowance for wastage.
A 12 by 12 inch square is a square foot. Which means it would take 180 of them.
12 inches make an inch
9 square feet = 1 square yard96 inches = 8 feet8 feet x 8 feet = 64 square feet = 71/9 square yardsYou probably need to add some fabric for hemming ... such things are a completemystery to me and entirely beyond the scope of my expertise.If you need 1 more inch all the way around for hems and seams, then that wouldadd about 3/10 square yard, for a grand total of 7.4105 square yards. (rounded)