How much do you need for an 88 square meter two bedroom, dining room, living room, with 80 floor til

1. The specific calculation of all the floor tiles can be calculated according to the size of the indoor space area, and then according to 5% of the loss. For a relatively small space, it is recommended to use 300*300, or 250*250 floor tiles. It is recommended to use bricks for floor heating rooms with good thermal conductivity.

yao 138 yuan, you buy 140 yuan is enough, the kitchen and bathroom can use 30, you can also use 60 to cut in half, and the rectangular one can be put together.

It is not suitable for this calculation of bricks, because there will be pipes (risers) in bathrooms and kitchens, so there will be corners, and the bricks in the corners of the walls need to be cut, so the simple calculation area will be much less, and the pipes at the top need to be held in the ceiling, so how high the wall bricks are also depends on the position of the ceiling. There are also balconies that also need to be tiled. Bathroom, balcony, kitchen is recommended to be 300*300mm or 300*450mm.

It is recommended to live and eat 600*600mm. Now the merchants who sell bricks are responsible for free measurement, they will estimate how many bricks are suitable for your home, and then deliver them for free, if there are more or less bricks, they are responsible for transporting away the extra money for free, and they don't need to worry about calculating. The same goes for suspended ceilings.

I suggest that your bathroom and kitchen are tiled, and all the peculiar locations are covered with laminate flooring, and the floor heating is better than laminate flooring, which is warm. Do not choose the rainy season or the weather when paving, because the humidity is too high, the wood is watery, easy to deform, and the gap is large and unsightly.

Kitchen and bathroom wall tiles, floor tiles with non-slip matching floor tiles, balcony can be used with retro bricks or gold bricks,

If the house is not very big, use a larger brick 80's··· Looks like it's too big...