Multiply your width x depth to get square footage needed- 13 feet times 13 feet =169 pavers that are 12 inches by 12 inches. This assumes that the pavers will be placed right next to each other, with no grout or sand in between. if you plan to leave space for sand or grout, for instance, one row of 12 pavers with 1 inch between each paver will be 12 feet, 11 inches wide. If you go with this plan, you need 12 x12 pavers, or 144.
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A 12x12 inch paver is one square foot. So you would need 240 square feet.
To calculate the number of 12x12 patio stones needed for a 10'x14' patio, first find the area of the patio: 10 feet x 14 feet = 140 square feet. Each 12x12 stone covers 1 square foot (since 12 inches x 12 inches = 1 square foot). Therefore, you would need 140 stones to cover the entire area.
36 tiles. I would hire a tiler if I was you, this doesn't sound like your 'thing'
If both items are measured in inches or feet, the half is the answer. Without more info. this cannot be answered.
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144 Assuming paver is 12x12 INCHES and patio is 12x12 FEET One paver in corner to start needs 12 of them for one row 12 feet along; then same upwards. So 12 times 12 pavers = 144 total.
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362. Get 400 to be safe.
If you mean 12" x 12" (= 1 ft²) then you will need 224 pavers.
To determine how many 16x16 pavers are needed for a 13x13 patio, first calculate the area of the patio, which is 169 square feet (13 ft x 13 ft). Each 16x16 paver covers 2.22 square feet (1.33 ft x 1.33 ft). Dividing the patio area by the area of one paver (169 / 2.22) gives approximately 76 pavers needed. Since you can't have a fraction of a paver, you would need 76 pavers to cover the patio.
40, if it's exactly 5x8 and there's no cutting involved. So get at least 48.
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