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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, kitchen wall tiles are generally 300 * 450 or 300 * 600 and other specifications, with the wall area, divided by the area of each brick, and then multiplied by the normal loss of 5%, it is not bad, the same is true for floor tiles.
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Circumference * height + ground - door and window holes.
What are you hanging on the top.
If it is an integrated ceiling, which type of aluminum-plastic panel is arranged, then your actual area should be multiplied by the coefficient of *, because the number of half blocks against the wall should be considered. >>>More
Calculate the area first, and then calculate the number of wall tiles used according to the area.
It's really hard for you to answer, how big is the door? How big is the window? How high do you want to stick? How much area does the cabinet stove occupy, the floor tiles and wall tiles are not the same, what size are your tiles... No one can answer these basic figures.
Do you mean volume?
Multiply the length, width and height, and take the maximum value of the length, width and height. >>>More