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You need about 310 to 325 12x12 ceramic tiles for a 320 sq-ft room. Many tile dealers let you return unused tile. If your dealer does this, you should over-buy. You will probably break some, and the joint spacing may have an effect on the number of tiles required.
This may surprise you - but the answer is.... 50 ! Unless the room is 50 feet by 50 feet - in which case the number you would need is 2500 !
to work out the area, times the length by the width.6x6=36
blank tiles that do not contain a letter
8 ft 6 in X 12 ft = 102 sq ft 102 sq ft X 4 tiles/sq ft = 408 tiles Get a few extra in case some crack. You may be glad later that you had a few replacement tiles.
The answer definitely depends on the size of each tile. That information may have been in the part of the question that came before the part that you copied.
I assume the measurement is in inches (it would have been helpful to say, because the measurement is vital!). So these are 2ft x2ft=4sq ft. 120 sq ft divided by 4 sq ft is 30 tiles. If the shape of the 120 sq ft is something odd like 7.5ft x 16ft etc there is a lot of awkward cutting to do, and in some cases there will be wastage, so think ahead, you may need more.
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Corrugated tiles means sheets of tiles that are using for building purpose. Such materials are using for design and making house roof looking great. Such tiles are May available in stores like wholetiles
Your answer depends on how many tiles come in each box. All brands of tile are different - your boxes may contain 5, 7, 10, 12, 15, or 18 tiles in each box. Do you mean to say your room is 117 SQUARE feet? If each tile measures 12" x 12" (or one foot by one foot), then each tile is one square foot. With this size of tile, the math is easy. You'd need 117 tiles. Check the labeling on your boxes, and do the math: 117 square feet divided by the number of tiles in each box. The result is the number of boxes you'll need.
A player may exchange up to seven tiles as long as there are at least seven tiles still remaining in the bag.