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Fekin

Try it and see...

Depends upon size and thickess of tile and state of walls.
Fekins statements are more or less ok. But this can only be used as a guide.

Yep, a guide is all it is meant to be, as there is simply far too many different types of tile to list all possibilities of depth you would really need for every type out there, but as a general rule I think it holds up.
 

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