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First, calculate the area of one 25x25 tile, which is 625 square inches. Convert that to square feet by dividing by 144 (since there are 144 square inches in a square foot), resulting in approximately 4.34 square feet per tile. To cover 400 square feet, you would need about 92 tiles (400 sq ft divided by 4.34 sq ft per tile). Therefore, you will need 92 tiles to cover the area.
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How many 8X8 tiles do you need to cover 200 sq ft?
You would need 450 tiles
How many 12x12 tiles you need to cover 256 sq ft?
256 tiles
How many 9x9 tiles i you need to cover 100 sq ft?
178 tiles
How many 18X18 tiles to cover 67 sq feet?
30 tiles! But you'll need more than 30 tiles to cover wastage, breakage, etc.
How many 24x24 tiles do you need for a 11'x13' room?
You would need a total of 36 tiles to cover that area.
How many sheets of 4x8 plywood do you need to cover 25x25 sq ft?
20 of them.
How many 8X8 tiles do you need to cover 200 sq ft?
You would need 450 tiles
How many 12x12 tiles you need to cover 256 sq ft?
256 tiles
How many 9x9 tiles i you need to cover 100 sq ft?
178 tiles
How many 60x60cm tiles cover 32sqm?
You would need a total of 89 tiles (88.88 tiles exactly) with those measurements to cover that area.
How many tiles do you need to cover 13 square foot?
It depends on the size of the tiles and also, to some extent, on the shape of the area that you need to cover.
How many 18X18 tiles to cover 67 sq feet?
30 tiles! But you'll need more than 30 tiles to cover wastage, breakage, etc.
How many 24x24 tiles do you need for a 11'x13' room?
You would need a total of 36 tiles to cover that area.
How many 8 X 8 inch tiles do you need to cover 225 sq feet?
you need a total of 507 tiles to cover this square footage area
How many 18 x 18 inch tiles do I need to cover 150 square feet?
You will need at least 67 tiles. This will cover 150.75 square feet.
If you have 350sqft to cover How many 12 by 12 tiles do you need?
350.
How many 15x15 tiles do you need to cover floor 8ft by 10ft?
52 tiles (with a bit left over !)
