how many mats would one need for 10 x 10 room?
132336
Each tile is equal to 4 square feet so you'll need 25 tiles for a 10x10 room (100 square feet). The mats are sold 6 in a pack so you'll have to buy 5 packs to cover your room. Hope this helps. Just an FYI, if you plan on cutting them you may want to consider buying an extra pack. I did my home gym with these mats, made a couple mistakes and ended up having to order another pack to finish the room.
1061701
Each mat is 15 sq.ft. and uses 3 amps. You would need 6 mats to cover 80 sq.ft. using 80% of the circuit breaker rating you would require a 25 amp breaker. If you can make it work with 75 sq.ft. you would be able to use a common 20 amp breaker.
838629
No 10x10 only. Its worth getting the 10x10. This mesh wall kit is great. I've had mine fore 2 years now and its still holding up great. I use it a lot.
607894
You always want to have a bit extra, that's just good practice when doing projects. I did an 8' x 8' area and used three packs with some to spare for mistakes. Keep in mind, if the room is not one big square, you may need more(as my area wasn't).
1162553
1 bag gave me the perfect amount for a 10 gallon (3" deep spread evenly). Personally I would go for about 5, especially if you have live plants, but that is just my opinion.
246753
looks like you'd need 15 boxes - 22 x 20 = 440 sq ft divide by 30 (12" tiles in a box) = 14.666666.Then you would probably want edge pieces - make sure you get the right type male vs female.
2281202
Depending on the size of the room, 4 would be plenty! In a smaller room you could get by with 2 easy.
40690
10, if I remember. Just as an FYI, I purchased this for my 6 year old granddaughter who had great fun decorating the tiles. Well worth the money.
1389668
I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
2091611
I had the same question and thought oh well, I have plenty of time to order another one if in fact it was just one mat. It is 2 even though it does not specify. It is a very good deal and the mats are very nice and heavy!
705780
use a 7F it will remove the mat's, a 5 will not. A 10 will also remove mats but cuts to the skin.
1833458
I can't give an exact number, but you should be able to get 100 square feet, depending on how much paint is on the floor.
645116
10 ft by 10 ft would take 5 across and 5 down because they are 2 ft wide each
984750
We have the 9 x 10w in a bedroom. I would probably want the 11 x 20w for a bright entry way.
367690
One roll covers a lot. I did an accent wall in my kitchen with one roll with plenty left over. I also did my upstairs hallway in a different color with 2 and a quarter rolls. However, if you are unsure, contact the seller on their website. They are very helpful and responsive. Awesome customer service. Hope this helps. Good luck!
1118557
It would depend on how big the rooms are I think. If they're fairly large rooms you might want to get an extra cube... then see how far it goes and does to know if you need any additional ones.. or just section off each room if you can and do a room at a time and move the cube!
404998
1 layer, but as many as you can get on your matt. so either a 12x24 or 12x12 square