Flooring

256 sq in = 1.7777 sq ft ea X 56 tiles = 115.55 sq ft area to cover

this would depend on type of fibre, thickness of the pile, composition of the backing material etc.

That depends entirely on the SIZE of the tiles !

A tile size of 1 ft2 would need 112 tiles, whereas a tile size of 6in2 would need 448 !

100

of course 12 square yard

400 x 122 / 24 = 400 x 12 / 2 = 2400 tiles if there is no waste.

14

There are approximately 2.54 centimetres/inch. The area of 1 tile is (20/2.54)*(25/2.54) = 77.5 square inches. There are 11,952 square inches in 83 square feet, so a total of 155 tiles will be required.

2.23 square meters.

14000

812 / 9 = 90.22...

If the tiles are 1-inch squares, it takes 4,176tiles, assuming none are broken while doing the job.

140

225 square feet

228 sq ft
108 square feet

1053 ft squared

Each 10' x 10' tile measures 100 square feet and 3300 square feet divided by 100 square feet gives the answer that 33 tiles are needed.

Another 53.75 square feet of tile would be needed.

1,400 square feet = (1,400 / 9) = 155 and 5/9ths square yards

(100*144)/(12*5) = 240 tiles are needed

3 feet in 1 yard

14 x 3 = 42

42 square feet

27.777777 sq yds

11 feet x 32 feet = 352 sq.feet
Multiply them together .,.. 32 x 11 = 352 square feet

6

one square yard equals nine square feet.

So in maths terms you divide (13.5 times 11.5) which equals 155.25 sq yards.

by nine and the answer is 17.25 sq yards.

but if you covering a floor then you will most likely need eighteen sq yds.