HOW TO ESTIMATE FLOOR TILES FOR A ROOM

HOW TO ESTIMATE FLOOR TILE FOR A ROOM

[@AkotoAkakpoVivian]

What? 😮so simple😊😊
Thank you very much 🎉🎉😊😊😊 God bless you

[@graceduerr5837]

Very good teach God bless you.

[@SundayUdeme-ks4ue]

Simple and precise. God bless you Sir.

[@shirleylackie1838]

Thanks for the update and stay blessed

[@EzeChukwunedu]

God bless you brother Man.

[@chinyeremezeabiaziem3431]

Your information is very timely .....Thanks

[@eldgertrip99]

Thanks for the breakdown. Is like the bigger the size of the tile the more expensive it is. In another word, it will cost you more to use 60*60 tiles for a 12 meters square room than to use 40*40 tiles?

[@DavidMatthewShorla.C]

Honestly am not too clear because the bigger the size the lower the quantities how come we have opposite here

[@kaboreemmanuel8228]

Great teaching

[@lawrenceafudego9500]

Thank you very much🙏
Buh I'm still not getting the 1.9 for the 40*40 and the 1.44 for the 60*60 tiles

[@wilsonmike2112]

The 1.9 and 1.44 is the total area of all the pieces of tiles in a carton put together. 1.92 for 40by40 and 1.44 for 60by60

[@marvinstone9651]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@MarkYin-g9j]

Great

[@FUNHISTO]

great content

[@chukwumafriday5091]

Brother how many box of tiles 400x400 make 19 square meters?

[@amcytechresource9607]

Thank you for the breakdown;
but it looks like there is somehow a mixed up - the area for the 40x40 with that of 60x60 and vice versa.

[@wahbillyconcepts9147]

40 x 40 is 1.92m
60 x 60 is 1.44m

[@dicksonmarere5512]

What about 50x50?

[@njplusk4042]

Well explain, thanks

[@marthamarion476]

What if i need 10 cartons for tiles which is the best measurement between 40×40 and 60×60

[@graceduerr5837]

Thanks so much

[@ProsperQuayson]

God bless you boss

[@ademolaoyebamiji8428]

Well done. Thank you

[@wembeniver602]

Where is the 1,92 from

[@AkotoAkakpoVivian]

What if your measurements aunt the same.. perhaps 123*456cm
Please how do you calculate that??😢😢😢
Don't leave me.... Plz reply me 😢😢

[@BeatricehopeNanyonjo]

Hello. If i have 20000 what is large of the place.

[@azuhbuikestanleymemeh908]

What if i don’t know the room size , can i use the measurements from the pop to get it ?

[@wahbillyconcepts9147]

Yes but you will add extra 5m for large space for skirting and breakage..
For small space 3m is ok
But you will have issues calculating for wall tiles for toilet and kitchen

[@azuhbuikestanleymemeh908]

@@wahbillyconcepts9147 Ok Thank you 🙏
The measurements of the POP came out 285.17sqm (5 bedrooms all en-suites and one with working closets

[@wahbillyconcepts9147]

You need a tiler to take measurements ma..
To give specific details

[@amyjessie9826]

Thank you so much

[@dicksonmarere5512]

What about
50x50 cover ?

[@NsubugaUmar-my5ij]

Good man

[@akolsarah9999]

Thanks brother

[@chikenwankwo1788]

VEY NICE BREAK DOWN THANK YOU SO MUCH .... PLS CAN I GET UR CONTACT

[@tzwane4087]

How did you get 1.92m and 1.44m. Show how you got it

[@sakyieric2008]

How come using 60*60 tile you need more cartons and 40*40 tiles less?

[@correttaskm3479]

It's the quantity of tiles in the carton that matters, too. 60x60 has only 4 tiles, which 40x40 can have 12 to 15 tiles in a carton.

[@eminentguy1506]

Wat about 14 x 16 room floor

[@yvanngounou-fe3lw]

please how do you get 1.92m2 please

[@wembeniver602]

That's the same question am asking

[@williambelford9661]

Anyone who doesn't know how to work out the area of a floor has no business laying tiles.
This is Primary School arithmetic SMFH