67.5
Guess 30 x 30 tile means a tile 30cm by 30cm i.e. approximately 1 foot by 1 foot, in which case the answer is 1 square foot.
A quarter of one tile (6 ft * 20 ft) will be sufficient!
Since a 12" x 12" tile is exactly one square foot, the answer should be obvious.
2.5 feet are in 30 in.
67.5
Guess 30 x 30 tile means a tile 30cm by 30cm i.e. approximately 1 foot by 1 foot, in which case the answer is 1 square foot.
The best way to figure out how many 13x13 tile will be needed to cover 30 sf of floor is to calculate 13x13/144 give coverage per tile (1.1736), then take 30/1.736 = 25.56 tiles.
A quarter of one tile (6 ft * 20 ft) will be sufficient!
480 <><><> Depends. Do you mean 2 sq ft per tile, or each tile 2 ft x 2ft (which is 4 sq ft per tile)??? 2 sq ft per tile is 480, but using 2x2 tiles would need half that- 240.
Since a 12" x 12" tile is exactly one square foot, the answer should be obvious.
2.5 feet are in 30 in.
Feet and linear feet are the same measurement. Therefore, 30 feet is equal to 30 feet.
30 square feet / 18 square inches per tile = 240 tiles. But you should probably buy 264 tiles to allow for 10% waste, and may have to buy the tile in full case lots - check with your supplier. And you may want to order trim pieces or bullnose pieces for exposed edges.
30 feet and 0 inches!
30 feet x 30 feet = 900 square feet.
Oh, dude, it's like basic math, right? So, 20 feet by 30 feet is like multiplying the two numbers, which gives you 600 square feet. But, like, if you're asking how many feet in total, it's just 20 + 30 + 20 + 30, which equals 100 feet. Easy peasy!