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How much qty. of cement used for laying 1 Sq.Meter of
tiles(600mmx600mm)
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Answer Posted / prasannakumar9866332654
With 20 mm Bed + Slurry 3.3 Kg/SQm
Cement Need For One Sqm - 1:4 - 0.225 (50 Kg Bag)
1:5 - 0.196 "
1:6 - 0.171 "
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