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maureen_oleary95

Square foot

9 years ago
I have to cover 128 square feet. How many boxes will I need?
3D Wall Styling Panel, Waves Texture, 16-Piece, Plain White · More Info
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  • 9 years ago

    That can't be correct. One tile doesn't equal 1 square foot. If it did she would need 128 tiles. One box has 16 tiles, if 1 square foot per tile she would need 8 boxes but she would need more because tile is smaller than a square foot. She actually needs 12 boxes because each box covers 10.67111 square feet. 128 square feet = 11.995 boxes or 12 boxes. Is that the correct way to figure the amount needed?

    Comments (11)

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      You'll need 3 boxes, thank you for shopping at our store.

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      I am sorry, but our representative provided wrong information to you regarding 3 boxes. To cover 128 sq ft, you need 191 panels, which equals to 12 boxes. If you want to add some for waste, you better purchase one extra box.

      Thank you

    • 9 years ago

      I need to cover 26 sq. ft. How many boxes do I need?

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      39 panels should cover 26 sq ft. 3 boxes.

    • 9 years ago

      how about 171 sq. ft.? How long does shipping take to Canada?

    • 9 years ago

      I have a width of 12.50 feet X Length of 22 feet. How many boxes will I need? I am using as a ceiling application. Thanks

    • 9 years ago

      would like to order soon to take advantage of current sale of this item. Thx.

    • PRO
      9 years ago

      Hello, to cover 12.50' x 22' area you will need 29 boxes.

      Thank you

    • 8 years ago

      I have to cover 200 square feet- how many boxes will I need

    • PRO
      8 years ago

      21 boxes

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