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How many 12x12 vinyl tiles will you need to cover 549 square feet?
549!
How many 12x12 pavers would you need for a 14X14 patio?
196
How many 12x12 floor tiles are need to cover a 14x14 room?
14x14=156 sq ft 12x12=1sq ft assuming no waste (and there always waste) = 156 tiles are needed...(always buy an extra 10-15% fr wastage/broken ones etc )
How many 12x12 tiles are needed to cover 130 sq ft?
One 12' x 12' cover will cover 144 square feet, so just one but you might have to cut it.
How many 12 X 12 tiles for 75 square feet?
If the tiles are 12x12 inches square - you would need... 75 !
How many 12x12 blocks do i need for a 81 square foot space 9x9?
To cover an 81 square foot area, you first need to convert the dimensions of the 12x12 blocks to square feet. Each 12x12 block is 1 square foot (since 12 inches = 1 foot). Therefore, you would need 81 blocks to cover the 81 square foot space.
How many 12x12 tiles you need to cover 144 sq ft?
144
How many 12x12 floor tiles are need to cover a 12x14 room?
168
How many tiles 12x12 need to cover 650 square feet?
650
How many 12x12 tiles you need to cover 256 sq ft?
256 tiles
How many 12x12 vinyl tiles will you need to cover 549 square feet?
549!
How many 12x12 pavers will you need to cover a 400 sq foot patio?
3
How many 12x12 inch tiles will cover 80 sq feet?
80 if the tiles are 12x12 - 12x12 is one square foot covering 80 you would need 80 tiles
How many 12x12 tile will it take to cover 198 square feet?
A 12x12 tile is 1 sq foot, so you will need 198 tiles.
How many 12x12 tiles do you need to cover 64 percent of a 117 square foot floor?
You need 0.52, so about a half.because a single 12x12 tile has an area of 144.
How many 12X12 tiles do you need for a 123 square foot room?
123 will cover it. Get extras.
How many 12X12 tiles do you need to do a 10X11?
The tile is bigger than the area that you want to cover (12x12 > 10x11) so one tile will do. <><><><><> However, if you meant 12x12 INCH tiles, and a 10x11 FOOT room, you would need 110 tiles.
