How many of what length do you need to create the 8X12 unit with the lease amount of wasted pieces?
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It's about 120 worth of wood and screws total cost. (basic wood )Plus plastic. I would say 54 pieces are needed in total but just buy a few extra just in case.
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48 each 2x2x8 if they are all semi straight and not to twisted. I had to get another 7 to make a clean assembly.
158728
I honestly don't know, but you could try their web site. Having a small area to work in the 12 by 12 tiles work fine and they don't shrink
953911
I would not cut the 12 x 24 mat into 2 12 x 12 mats. They are designed for larger projects and can be used to create wall decor. I would just buy the 12 x 12 mat if that is the size they need. The mats are very sticky and cutting them in the middle would be sticky and the mat might have trouble loading.
1270597
There are two options: 1. Open as is: 9-1/8" x 8-1/8" 2. Open as is and add the insert for additional pallet space: 12-1/2" x 8-1/8"
1761353
If I remember correctly, it runs lengthwise so you would get two 12 x 7.5. I'm pretty sure that's how it was - we don't have it anymore, though. We used it to make a teepee and it didn't last through the winter. Good luck!
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1 square foot. The piece is made up of pieces that are 1"x2". Measure your area in inches (height times width and then divide by 144). This will give you the proper amount of pieces to buy but always round up and get an extra piece.
49683
I bought mine at Lowe's and they come in two pieces. 20x8x just short of 40". haven't installed yet but couldn't find anywhere else with this size or priced this low. Sherman
673717
Each roll covers a good 500 sq ft so if your measurement includes allowances for cutting and waste then a roll is fine. If it doesn't then 1 roll may be cutting it a little close.
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).
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There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks! There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can... » Read More There are eight panels that fit together a specific way...they don't mix and match. They are numbered on the back to help you make sure you put them together correctly. Each panel is a little over 4 feet tall and a little over 3 feet wide. There is a top row of 4 and a bottom row of 4.... again they go together in a specific order. They were very easy to hang. I actually got two sets and even though they aren't made to fit together, I was able to join them by overlapping "left over" pieces to make an almost perfect transition from one set to the other (None of my friends can figure out where they are joined!). I love the way it looks! « Show Less
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15.5x12=186 Sqft, each tile is 1.5sqft, so with 10% extra for cut allowance, would need 136 pieces or 14 10-pack boxes.
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A tad more space than Insanity due to the ladder usage. I'd say a 8'x8' should suffice. Enjoy.
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The area you need is 128 sq. feet. That means you would need 5.33 packs of tiles (this of course means you would have to buy 6 packs).
1245395
This kit only contains pieces to make a 40"x 60" oval into a figure 8. You need eight 036 radius pieces and four 10" straight pieces to make the oval first.
614852
I am pretty sure you are limited to 8 and a half inches wide-you would have to scan partials and piece together. Maybe put together in a software program. I am guessing it would be a lot of time and trouble to be perfect. I do think this is a great product but would personally not use for large projects.
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Each unit is 12" long, about 1 1/4" wide, and about 3/8" thick. There are 12 of them.
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I really didn't need much space, I converted a room off my kitchen into a makeshift exercise room. The space, within the room, I used for JMBR was about 8ft x 8ft and it worked really well.