3x12 Tile

A tile measuring three inches by twelve inches has an area of one fourth of a square foot.
Calculation:
To convert inches to feet:
Three inches are equal to a quarter of a foot.
Twelve inches is equal to a foot.
Then multiply:
0.25ft * 1ft = 0.25ft\textsuperscript{2}.
Divide the total area in square feet by 0.25 if you want to find out how many tiles are needed for a predefined area.

The three by twelve tiles have many uses and can be seen quite frequently on bathroom walls, shower surrounds, accent walls, and backsplashes. Though they are mainly used on walls, they can be used to tile the floor as well, but only in smaller areas.

Yes. These are considered subway tiles. The 3x12 tiles are a long version of the classic subway tile which is regular 3 inches by 6 inches. Now these are elongated and give a slimmer, more modern look.

Tile installation using 3x12 tiles is relatively easier compared to others but the increased length does make leveling somewhat of a challenge unlike the smaller subway tiles. To make sure that there is no discrepancy in the spacing, tile spacers and leveling systems can be used.

Yes. The most frequently seen materials include, but are not limited to:
Easy to cleanse, budget friendly Ceramic.
Porcelain which provides water resistance and is more durable than other types.
Modern Glass tiles provide a sleek, glossy and reflective look.
Marble offers a luxurious appeal, although sealing is recommended.