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3 years ago

Tile costs $28 per square meter. how much will it cost to cover the counter top with new tile?( 4.36 square meters)

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Tile costs $28 per square meter. how much will it cost to cover the counter top with new tile?( 4.36 square meters)

28 x 4.36 = $122.08

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