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The waste percent is an example, and a partial tile still counts as one.
Tiles needed
132
- Boxes
- 9
- Each tile
- 1.00 sq ft
- One box
- 15.00 sq ft
The large figure rounds up after the waste is added, so a partial tile counts as one. A partial box counts as one box too. The waste percent is an example.
Why this exists
120 sq ft with 12 in by 12 in tiles, 10 percent waste, and 15 tiles in a box needs 132 tiles and 9 boxes. Each tile is 1.00 sq ft and a box covers 15.00 sq ft.
The large figure rounds up after the waste is added, so a partial tile counts as one. A partial box counts as one box too. The waste percent is an example.
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01How to use it
120 sq ft with 12 in by 12 in tiles, 10 percent waste, and 15 tiles in a box needs 132 tiles and 9 boxes. Each tile is 1.00 sq ft and a box covers 15.00 sq ft.
The large figure rounds up after the waste is added, so a partial tile counts as one. A partial box counts as one box too. The waste percent is an example.
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02What you get
132 / 9.
1.00 / 15.00.
Entered120 · 132 · 9
120 132 12 1.00 10 9 15 15.00 -
03Worth knowing
The large figure rounds up after the waste is added, so a partial tile counts as one. A partial box counts as one box too. The waste percent is an example.
The waste percent is an example, and a partial tile still counts as one.
Questions
- Q132?
- A120 / 10 / 132
- Q9?
- A9
- Q10?
- A10
How this page works it out
120 sq ft with 12 in by 12 in tiles, 10 percent waste, and 15 tiles in a box needs 132 tiles and 9 boxes. Each tile is 1.00 sq ft and a box covers 15.00 sq ft. The waste percent is an example, and a partial tile still counts as one.
The count adds the waste, divides by one tile, and rounds a remainder up to a whole tile. Boxes round up the same way.
The English sample uses feet and inches. Switching the unit buttons reads the same boxes in meters and centimeters. The numbers stay in this browser.