Is each sheet a square foot of tile? We need 25 square feet for our fireplace and want to make sure we order the right quantity.
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This particular product from Oracle Tile & Stone comes on 12" X 12" sized mesh. And so, each sheet of tile covers an area of exactly 1 sq. ft. If you need 25 sq. ft. for your project, you can order 25 units, which would in turn provide you with 25 sq. ft. of these tiles. For more information, please reach Oracle Tile & Stone at 1-877-445-5599. Thank you.
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Hello Ms. G, Yes there are 6 - rows of 3 - 2 x 4 inch tiles per row. I suggest you a few by extra rows to cover any breakage or surprises. Leo
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it is but that includes the interlocks with the next tile. So if you have straight edges around your fireplace exclude 1.75 inches at the ends. Hope this helps.
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It is best to email the Seller, they are super quick to respond, give them your measurements and they will tell you how much you need!
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If it says it is it is. Always order 10% more than you need for breakage, etc. I have bought a lot from Oracle Tile and they have quality products, you will not be disapppointed.
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Each tile is one square foot. A 10x10 room is 100 square feet and would need 100 tiles.
1764102
It has been some time since we installed this stone but if I remembered correctly each sheet is 1 square foot. I will tell you it is beautiful. We put it in our fireplace and the bar area. It's been two years and people still comment on how beautiful it is.
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it all depends whether your 12x12 tiles have 5 notches just like the picture is showing that they are 10 notches for 24x24. We tried to combine with another brand and just because the middle notch is oriented in another direction, it was not possible to do so. The picture really gives you an idea on how these assemble together. Compare with what you are having.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. The listed price is for 1 sq. ft. of these tiles. For more info, you can reach the retailer at 1-877-445-5599. Thank you.
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You will need 12.4 or 13 packages of these. I got this by multiplying your 31*40 to get a total square footage of 1240. Each tile covers 20 sf so I took the 1240/20 and got 62 total tiles you will need. Then I took the 62/5 tiles per package and got 12.4 packages which means you will have to order 13 boxes or just stick with 12. I hope this helped:)
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no matching needed at all. They are all on sheets already. Side note...... There is a lot of gold in these tiles just to let you know. It still worked out well for me though as the area I have them in is a little darker as a backsplash where light isn't as strong. But if I had them in a brighter area I would have had to return them as they showed more red than gold.
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Each tile is equal to 4 square feet so you'll need 25 tiles for a 10x10 room (100 square feet). The mats are sold 6 in a pack so you'll have to buy 5 packs to cover your room. Hope this helps. Just an FYI, if you plan on cutting them you may want to consider buying an extra pack. I did my home gym with these mats, made a couple mistakes and ended up having to order another pack to finish the room.
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Hello, Sharon. Each self-adhesive tile measures 12 inches by 12 inches or one foot square. Each box of tile contains 20 tiles, enough to cover 20 square feet. If the room you are planning to tile is 10 feet x 10 feet (or 100 square feet), you will need to purchase 5 boxes (or 100 tiles). Installing the tile is easy and any required cutting or shaping is easy done with a strong pair of scizzors. Lay it out BEFORE peeling the backing off. When you're laying the tile in, make sure each tile is squared up and makes good side to side contact with the previous tile. You don't want any gaps between each tile. Measure the length and width of the room you are planning to tile. Multiply the length times the width and this will give you the room's square feet (Length times Width equals square feet). For example, your room measures 20 feet long and 20 feet wide. 20 times 20 equals 400 square feet. There are 20 tiles per box. Therefore, you'll need to buy twenty boxes of tile to do the job. Have fun with your project, Sharon!
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Advertised price is for 1 sq. ft. of these tiles (which is 9 pcs. of the 4" X 4"s). Thank you.
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Each tiles measures 24 incehs x 24 inches (in other words 2 feet by 2 feet). Four tiles inter locked like a square will measure 4 feet x 4 feet. Thus, you would have to cut some of the tiles to get them to fit perfictly in a space that is 3.5 feet x 4 feet. Hope this is helpful!
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The squares are small - like tile. The measure 13.5" so probably not very economical, may depend on the area you want to cover.
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The area you need is 128 sq. feet. That means you would need 5.33 packs of tiles (this of course means you would have to buy 6 packs).
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I didn't have a need to measure small pieces. All of the small cuts were waste as I needed the large piece. Not wanting to waste alot of tile I was making very thin cuts when I was practicing. 1.5" should be no problem, of course I don't know what type of tile you intend to cut.
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100 square feet is ,as an example, enough to cover an area apporx.5 foot wide and 20 feet long. Does this give you an idea how much you can do?
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Sorry, just talked to my husband, he was the one who applied it. There is at least enough to put on the tub a second time, but it does not indicate square feet.
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Hi, Cynthia--We didn't bother to match the tiles on our project. (The front of our fireplace.) The colors all flow together even if the pattern doesn't, and they are absolutely GORGEOUS! One of my best purchases ever!Best of luck to you--Noelle