All you need to do is multiply 4 by 8. The answer is 32 tiles. Buy a few extra in case of breakage.
5x8=40sq.inches 12x20=2880. sq. inches divide 2880 divided by 40 = 72 pavers
To calculate how many 4x8 pavers are needed for a 10x12 patio, first find the area of the patio: 10 feet x 12 feet = 120 square feet. Next, calculate the area of one paver: 4 feet x 8 feet = 32 square feet. Finally, divide the patio area by the paver area: 120 square feet ÷ 32 square feet = 3.75. Since you can't have a fraction of a paver, you'll need 4 pavers to cover the patio completely.
Area of each paver = 4"x9" = (1/3)'x(3/4)' = 1/4 sq ft. Number of pavers required = Total Area/Area of Each Paver = 500/ (1/4) = 2000 pavers. In real life, though, the number of pavers will depend on the shape and exact dimensions of the area, how many pavers you need to cut or trim, what the wastage is.
158 of them. Get extra for breakage.
124 but get more for cutting the edges depending on design
576 should do it.
216
272 Get 300 to be safe.
One should do it!
Depend on the size of the pavers.
144
One should be more than enough!
264 of them. Get extra for breakage.
If both items are measured in inches or feet, the half is the answer. Without more info. this cannot be answered.
To determine how many 16 x 16 patio pavers are needed for a 24 x 24 patio, first calculate the area of the patio and the area of one paver. The area of the patio is 576 square feet (24 x 24), and the area of one paver is 2.222 square feet (16 x 16 = 256 square inches, which is 256/144 = 1.78 square feet). Dividing the patio area by the paver area (576 / 1.78) gives approximately 324 pavers needed.
144 Get 160 to be safe.
72 Get 80 to be safe.