how many would you recommend to cover a 3.5 x 4 floor?
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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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It's hard to say, it depends on the wall (if it has windows, doors, corners...) My 2 walls had everything to make it difficult, lol, but I ordered 4 rolls and used 3 1/2. It says 1 roll covers 57 square feet, so you should be fine with 3 rolls.
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Hi!Well you have about 160 square feet minus doors and windows. Each roll covers 56 square feet, so I think you will be safe with 3 rolls. It's very nice paper. We paint it to make it washable. Good luck!Denise
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I got 1 tube and applied it to several hollow spaces - 3 places I believe. I think it says 1 tube for every 4 or 6 full large tiles but I assume you wont need to totally adhere them since they're down already. i'd start with like 6 or 8 tubes
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I have only used 10 x 20 muslin and I would not put more than 2 or 3 on it at a time. If you are only going to use one background I think is should be alright. The problem that I had, it tends to tip and it bows in the middle. In my opinion it's not very. I hope this helps.
613270
Depends - I covered over 5000 square feet. Also it continues to fill in and get thicker every year after.
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It will just enough to cover the floor. For comfort, you will/should use 2 bags.
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Hmmm--probably depends on how much space is empty between your tile and the sub-floor. I used two big tubes (maybe more, it's been a while) on an area that was just 5 ft x 5 ft. But there was a lot of space to fill. When I squirted the Fix-a-Floor into the holes I drilled, a lot of the stuff went in before it filled the space. I had to order more for another space that I haven't fixed yet (yes! I procrastinate!). I guess I'd order a tube or two and see how far you get, then order more once you get a better idea.
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As a rule of thumb, usually a hold per every 1-2 square feet is a good guide. That being said you would probably want somewhere between 27 and 54 holds depending on how much variety you want there to be in the routes to the top.
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I used 3 for my 3x3 square foot garden..they recommend 4 bags for a 4x4 raised bed garden.
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Hello,Usually 24 and 25 sqft kits are sold to cover 4 medium doors (6sqft each door). I used a 25 kit to lay a double cover in a coupe, in order to get a strong midbass for competition. 50 sqft should be more than enough if you are going to use only one layer in each door. Good luck.Kind regards,Jean Pierre.
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I would say get two, one for upstairs and one for the first floor. Other than that they work great.
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I do not recall how many units you can use, but it is definitely many. (with auto-transfer/zero-passing) Unless this place is made of steel and concrete however, you will likely need very few. The building I have them in is brick and steel. 1 unit covers nearly the whole first floor and some of the second. They are very strong.
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I went a bit heavy and used 4. You can probably get away with 3 though. Hope this helps! -Derek.
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Each floor is 2 ft. x 4 ft. Two rows of five each would cover an area 8 ft. x 10 ft. Then two more running end to end would get you close as possible, which would be just about 2 ft. short of 10 ft. x 10 ft. Hope this helps!
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Hi there- one kit makes 3 sq feet so you would need 4, but if u go to the manufacturer's website, they sell kits that utilize 3 x 3 tiles and you can make a larger for using fewer tiles. One of the large tiles is 3x3. Hope this helps!
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I would estimate 3. But a grout filler maybe better fir such wide cracks. Mine were quarter inch cracks.