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I am not an expert but from experience selling tiles the following are guidelines:

1. The type of surface determines how much cement to use

2.The quality of cement will also affect ratio

3.The area to be tiled e.g. wall or floor determines the quantity

on average 2-3 squares meters will require one 20Kg tile adhesive

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