how many square feet per box
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45 square feet. There are 45 tiles per carton and they are 1' x 1'. I measured my wall lengths when I ordered so I knew I would have enough tiles. I recommend ignoring any furniture, appliances, or other items when measuring. What I am trying to say, is measure the floor space as if nothing is in the room. There is a grain to these tiles, so make sure you keep them going in the same direction. Also, this becomes a problem when you try to use the remains of a cut tile in other areas.
2006600
6,000 Cubic Feet = 750 Square Feet. I'd use at _least_ 4 cans. If your house is more of a maze, I'd use a couple more cans. 1/2 upstairs and 1/2 down.
177131
Thanks for your inquiry. 29 boxes, 589.86 sqft. Total: $2530.49 plus $199 flat rate shipping to your curbside. Let me know if I can be your further help.
607895
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!
1680787
There are 9 sheets in the bulk package. Each sheet is 32" x 18" for a total of 36 square feet.
370512
Box should be 48" long and 8 x 8 " square. this will allow some packing to keep from being damaged.
1629872
10x12x2 - purchased early fall, was a great box for the money, I would buy it again!!!
735901
EACH box is 500 sq. ft. (2000 sq. ft. total per order)...lasts a long time!! :)
1593403
I agree. 9-11 boxes for a 21x 21 garage. You will also need 4-5 boxes of the female black edge trim to place at the rollup garage exit so vehicles can enter and exit smoothly.
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I do not have the box any more so I cannot tell for sure. I treated about 1500 sq ft with 1 box.
1135704
Only have 9 boxes of 2 3/4 for the experiment. 12 boxes for sure. You'll have a little extra room left.
681660
Hello, For 260 square feet you would need approximately 3 boxes. 2 boxes 200 square feet with little to spare.
1458507
Sorry to take so long. had to find box in garage. 160 count in box. Very easy to use, effective. good product, great price for bulk item.
665125
"10 square feet" is correct, as others mention. - 1 square ft is a square that is 12" on each side- having ten of the 1 square foot tiles is 10 square feet (1*10). If you multiply 12*10 to get 120, you're indicating that you intend to line the 10 tiles up in a straight line and the total length in inches would then be 120".
1644218
Each box would have approx 1.9 cubic ft of space. The total cubic ft combined for the full 20 boxes with this purchase would provide for approx 38 cubic ft of packing.
985094
They come 4 to a package. If you set them up in a square they should measure 16 square ft, 4 ft by 4 ft. You can always cut it down with a sharp box cutter or knife.
1675518
Hi, I want to know the package size, just one box, or many boxes, size for each one?I need to calculate how much cubical feet are for transportation.I'll appreciate your help....rgds