how many sheets to order for my border
9 years ago
Hi I want to make a border and I need to know how many rows of tiles are in a sheet so I can calculate a borer of three inches tall
12"x12" Aqua Silver Dichroic Glass Tile, Off-Set Sheet · More Info
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