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How many 16x16 tiles needed for 80 sq ft?
45.19
How many inches in 16x16 sq ft?
16x16 ft = 256 square feet = 36,864 square inches.
HOW MAny equal squares can an 8ft by 8 ft square contain?
80 square feet
How many square foot are in 16x16?
1.78 sq. ft.
How many 16x16 tiles would you need for 120sq ft?
113
How many 16x16 tiles to cover 180 sq ft?
102
How many 16x16 tiles to cover 132 sq ft?
74.57
How many 16x16 tile to cover 420 sq ft?
236.25
How many 16x16 tiles will you need for a 300 sq ft room?
175
How many 16x16 tiles make up 1000 square ft?
1
How many 16X16 tiles would you need for 104 sq ft?
89887790
How many square is 140 feet 80 feet?
It is not possible to answer this question without knowing the size of the individual squares - 1 sq inch squares, 1 sq ft squares, 1 sq metre squares or what?
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