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How many square feet in a 8x8 tile?
0.44444 square feet per tile.
How many square feet in a 6x12 tile?
A 6 ft * 12 ft tile will cover 72 square feet.
How many feet in an 18x18 inch tile?
2.25 square feet
How many 18x18 square feet ceramic tiles it takes to cover 247 square feet?
It is not clear what is meant by an "18x18 square feet" tile. 18ft * 18 ft = 324 square feet, so that one tile will be more than enough. An 18 inch by 18 inch tile cannot be a 18x18 square feet tile.
How many 12x12 square feet tile will it take to cover 15 square feet?
15
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