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Related: About this forumgrout coverage question
are the units of this table sq. ft. (sq. m.) http://www.custombuildingproducts.com/TDS/TDS-129.pdf (last page)
NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)In tile work everything else is calculated in square feet, but they add the square meters for any who may work in those terms.
tk2kewl
(18,133 posts)i figures since the numbers in parens wher about 1/10th of the ones not in parens it was as you say
NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)But perfectly matched the 10.77 conversion between sq ft and sq meters.
Have fun if you're doing some tile work and don't forget to sponge off the haze as the grout sets!
It's impossible to get off after it cures (you may already know that).
tk2kewl
(18,133 posts)it's been a few years so i wanted to make sure i got the right amount of grout
just finished 2 rooms this weekend with 18x18 porcelain tiles (look kind of like sandstone). i have one more room to do but i need to grout one of the first 2 so that i can move the shit in the 3rd room.
post sandy repairs. porcelain tile on concrete slab... one less thing to have to replace if it gets flooded again