The answer will depend on the size of the tiles and also the units used for the measurements of the room. It should be blindingly obvious to anybody that the answer for 12 ft x 10 ft and 12 metres x 10 metres will be very different.
width times length 10 x 12 room needs 120 tile.
144 tile assuming you have no waste.
12" x 24" = 1' x 2' = 2 square feet per tile7' x 10' = 70 square feet on the floor of the roomAssuming that you only want to tile the floor, 70/2 = 35 tiles.
You need 225 tiles. :)
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width times length 10 x 12 room needs 120 tile.
144 tile assuming you have no waste.
70 tiles. Add an additional 10% for cuts.
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12" x 24" = 1' x 2' = 2 square feet per tile7' x 10' = 70 square feet on the floor of the roomAssuming that you only want to tile the floor, 70/2 = 35 tiles.
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You need 225 tiles. :)
If the room is 9 yards wide by 12 yards long, then 108 square yards.
Each tile is 1 square foot.
The size of a tile requires two measures. It is also necessary to specify the units used for both, the measure of the tile as well as of the room.
12 x 13 or 156 tiles.
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! For a 10x10 room, you'll need enough 12x12 tiles to cover the entire floor. Since each tile covers an area of 12x12 square inches, you'll need to calculate the total square footage of the room and then divide by the area of each tile to find the number needed. Just remember, there are no mistakes in art, only happy accidents!