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How much 18x18 tile needed to cover a 352 square foot room?
160 of them.
How many 18x18 inch pavers does it take to cover a 14'x14' area?
18" is 1.5', so we can discover the number of square feet in one paver by multiplying 1.5 x 1.5 = 2.25 square feet. To fill an area of 14' x 14', or 196 square feet, you would need 196 / 2.25 = 87 pavers, with room for .11 pavers left over. So to cover it completely, 88 pavers would do the trick.
How many 18x18 tiles to cover 150 square feet?
67 tiles.
How many 18x18 tiles do you need to cover 648 square feet?
288
How any 16 x16 pavers will it take to cover 256 square feet?
144.63 pavers
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