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ReneOh, dude, like, so a 10x12 room has, like, 120 square feet, right? And if you're using standard 12x12 tiles, you'd need, like, 120 tiles to cover that area. But, like, don't forget to account for extra tiles in case of breakage or mistakes. So, yeah, around 130 tiles should do the trick.
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How do you work out how many tiles you need to tile a room?
What kind of tiles? For the floor or walls also? Simplest example. 12x12 floor tiles. 10x12 room. One length times one width. 10x12=120 12x20 room, 240 tiles. 6x6 tiles there are 4 tiles in each square foot of floor space 10x12x4=480 Whatever you are doing, one length times one width gives you the square footage. Then figure how much each tile covers and multiply.
How many sq ft do you need to cover a 10x12 room?
You multiply 10 by 12 and get the answer 120.
How many tiles do you need for 14x15 room?
210 tiles
How many 12 x 12 tiles to cover 450 sq ft?
One 12x12 tile is one square foot. So, assuming everything works perfectly (it won't, depends on the geometry of the room/space) it will take 450 tiles to cover 450 square feet. If the room doesn't have even foot dimensions (10X12, etc) you will need to cut some tiles. It's best to estimate 10-15% waste, so order 500-525 tiles.
How do you figure the sq footage of a room?
Length times width. 10x12 room is 120 sq. ft.
