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Anonymous users2024-01-23Big brother, this question is a problematic question, it should be determined according to the specifications of the tiles you buy, count the number of blocks, not how many square bricks to buy for 48 square meters, 48 square meters must be to buy 48 square bricks, what do you think???
If you want to buy 800 * 800 blocks, the number of blocks is less, it is a square piece, according to this you go to calculate, generally use 800.
12 square meters = 1200 square decimeters.
1200 (2x2) = 300 blocks. >>>More
12 square meters = 1200 square decimeters.
300 (blocks). >>>More
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The room is sure to be ventilated.
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The area of a single floor tile.
Square metre. Because: So: Floor tile side length = meters. >>>More