Tile Calculator
Find out exactly how many tiles to buy for any floor or wall — with a cutting and breakage allowance included, so you do not run short mid-job.
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Find out exactly how many tiles to buy for any floor or wall — with a cutting and breakage allowance included, so you do not run short mid-job.
Work out the square footage of tile a room needs — in square feet, square metres and square yards — and how many tiles that means once cutting waste is added.
Work out how many tiles a shower needs — three tiled walls plus the floor — with the shower door deducted and a realistic allowance for cuts around the drain, niches and corners.
Work out how many backsplash tiles a kitchen or bathroom needs — with power outlets deducted and a 15% allowance for the many small cuts around edges and sockets.
Work out how many boxes of flooring a room needs — any type sold by the box — from the room size, the coverage printed on the box, and a cutting allowance.
Work out how much carpet a room needs — in square yards for pricing, and in linear feet off the roll for ordering — including seams, pattern matching and cutting waste.
Work out how many hardwood planks and boxes a room needs — with a cutting allowance for end cuts and damaged boards — and what the timber will cost at your price.
Work out how many laminate planks and boxes a room needs — plus the underlay to go beneath them — with a cutting allowance and an optional cost estimate.
Work out how much vinyl flooring a room needs — luxury vinyl planks (LVT/LVP) by plank and box, and sheet vinyl by the roll — with a cutting allowance for each.
Work out exactly how much grout a tiled area needs — in kilograms and bags — from the tile size, joint width and joint depth. No guessing, no wasted bags.
Work out how much concrete any rectangular pour needs — in cubic feet, cubic metres and cubic yards — and how many bags of ready-mix that means.
Work out everything a concrete slab needs — volume, bags or ready-mix, and reinforcement mesh sheets — from the slab size and thickness.
Work out the volume of concrete for a rectangular pour or a round pier — in cubic feet, cubic metres and cubic yards — and how many bags that volume takes.
Work out how much concrete a set of footings needs — the volume of one footing, the total for all of them, and the bag count — for decks, posts and foundations.
Work out how much concrete a driveway needs — the ready-mix volume to order, the gravel sub-base beneath it, and the cost at your price per cubic yard.
Work out how much gravel a path, driveway or sub-base needs — volume in cubic yards and metres, and weight in tons and tonnes for ordering by weight.
Work out how much sand a bed, base or fill needs — volume, weight and bag count — from the area and depth, with wastage included.
Work out how many bricks a wall needs — with the mortar joints counted properly, wastage added, and single or double skin — for US and UK brick sizes.
Work out how many concrete blocks a wall needs — with mortar joints and wastage counted — for US 16×8 in blocks and UK 440×215 mm blocks.
Work out how much mortar a brick wall needs — volume and premix bags — from the wall size and brick size, using the exact wall-minus-brick method.
Work out how much paint any area needs — from the area, the number of coats, and your paint's own coverage. No two paints cover the same, so coverage is yours to enter.
Work out how much paint the walls of a room need — doors and windows deducted, coats counted, and your paint's own coverage used.
Work out how much paint a ceiling needs — from the room size, the number of coats, and your ceiling paint's coverage.
Work out how many wallpaper rolls a room needs — strips from the perimeter, strip length with the pattern repeat, and rolls to buy.
Work out how much drywall a room needs — wall and ceiling area, sheets with a cutting allowance, and the screws to fix them.
Work out the exact paintable wall area of a room — doors and windows deducted, ceiling optional — in square feet, square metres and square yards.
Work out how much primer the walls of a room need — area with openings deducted, coats, and your primer's own coverage.
Work out what painting a room will cost — paint and primer quantities at the prices you enter, from the room size or an area you already know.
Work out how much joint compound (mud) a drywall job needs — litres, gallons and buckets — for a standard 3-coat taped finish.
Work out how many drywall sheets any area needs — from the total area and the sheet size, with a cutting allowance and the offcut area shown.
Work out how much mulch a bed or border needs — from the area and depth, in cubic yards and bags, with your own bag size.
Work out how much soil a bed or planter needs — from the area and depth, in cubic yards and bags, with your own bag size.
Work out how much topsoil a job needs — volume in cubic yards and weight in tonnes, with the density set from your supplier's figure.
Work out how much grass seed a lawn needs — from the area and your product's own coverage, for a new lawn or for overseeding.
Work out how much sod (turf) a lawn needs — rolls and pallets, with a cutting allowance, from your supplier's roll and pallet sizes.
Work out how many paving stones a patio or path needs — with joints and wastage counted — plus the bedding sand underneath.
Work out how much soil raised garden beds need — from the bed size and the number of beds, in cubic yards and bags.
Work out how much landscape rock a bed or border needs — volume in cubic yards and weight in tonnes, with the density set from your supplier's figure.
Work out how much pea gravel a path or border needs — volume, weight and bags, with the density set from your supplier's figure.
Work out how much compost a bed or border needs — from the area and spread depth, in cubic yards and bags, with your own bag size.
Work out how much roofing a roof needs — surface area from the footprint and pitch, roofing squares with wastage, and underlayment rolls.
Work out how many shingle bundles a roof needs — from the footprint, pitch and your manufacturer's bundle coverage.
Work out a roof's pitch from rise and run — pitch per 12, slope angle, slope factor, and the roof area from the footprint.
Work out the true surface area of a roof — from the footprint and pitch, with up to three sections for L-shaped or multi-part roofs.
Work out how many metal roofing panels a gable roof needs — slope length, panels per slope, and the total with wastage.
Work out how much guttering a roof needs — total length and the number of downspouts, from the eave length and spacing.
Work out how much siding a house needs — wall area with openings deducted, boxes from your product's coverage, and wastage.
Work out how much fencing a run needs — panels, posts and rails, from the fence length and your panel width.
Work out how much decking a deck needs — boards from the size, width and gap, and joists from the spacing.
Work out what a driveway needs by its surface — asphalt or gravel by weight, concrete by volume and bags, or pavers by count.
Work out what a whole-home renovation will cost — your costs per category, plus a contingency and tax, with nothing priced by the site.
Work out what a kitchen remodel will cost — line by line, with a contingency and tax, and the cost per square foot when you add the area.
Work out what a bathroom remodel will cost — line by line, with a contingency and tax, and the cost per square foot when you add the area.
Work out what renovating one room will cost — from the room size and your line items, with contingency, tax and cost per square foot.
Work out what labour will cost — workers, hours, overtime and the payroll burden, from your own rates.
Work out what materials will cost — up to five lines of quantity times price, with wastage and tax, from your own prices.
Work out a contractor's price and profit — markup on cost, profit, and margin on price, with the difference explained.
Work out whether your home improvement budget covers the job — your budget against your estimate, with the remainder and the percent used.
Work out the cost per square foot of a project — from the total cost and the area, in dollars per ft², m² and yd².
Work out how long a project will take — up to four tasks with durations and dependencies, with start and finish days for each.
Work out the square footage of any area — rectangle, circle or a known area — in square feet, square metres, square yards and acres.
Work out an area in square metres — from length and width in metres, feet or inches — with square feet, yards and hectares alongside.
Work out a volume in cubic yards — from length, width and depth — with cubic feet and cubic metres alongside.
Work out a volume in cubic feet — from length, width and depth — with cubic yards, cubic metres, litres and US gallons alongside.
Convert feet to metres — exactly, with centimetres, millimetres, inches and yards alongside.
Convert inches to feet — decimal feet, feet and inches, metres and centimetres, all from one number.
Convert any area unit to any other — square feet, square metres, square yards, acres and hectares, with exact constants.
Convert any volume unit to any other — cubic feet, cubic yards, cubic metres, litres, US gallons and UK gallons.
Convert any length unit to any other — inches, feet, yards, miles, millimetres, centimetres, metres and kilometres.
Work out which product is really cheaper — by unit price, with both products in the same unit, and the saving shown.
Work out how much water a pipe holds — from its inner diameter and length — in litres, US gallons, UK gallons and cubic metres.
Work out how much water flows in a given time — from the flow rate and the time — in litres, US gallons and cubic metres.
Work out a water tank's capacity — rectangular or cylindrical — in litres, US gallons and cubic metres, with the usable volume at your fill level.
Work out the pipe inner diameter a flow rate needs — and check the water velocity in an existing pipe — from flow rate and maximum velocity.
Work out a drain's fall and slope — from the length and the fall, or the length and the slope — as a percentage and as a gradient.
Estimate how much hot water a household uses in a day — showers, baths, basin use and appliances — in litres and US gallons.
Convert water pressure between bar, psi, kPa, MPa and atmospheres — and see the equivalent head of water in metres and feet.
Work out a swimming pool's volume — rectangular, circular or irregular — from its dimensions and average depth, in cubic metres, litres and gallons.
Work out how much pipe to buy — straight length plus elbow allowances and wastage — and how many standard pipe lengths that means.
Work out a plumbing job's cost — pipes, fittings, fixtures and labour — with contingency and tax, from your own prices.
Work out what your electricity costs — energy used times your tariff, plus the standing charge — in total and per day.
Work out how much energy your appliances use — up to three, with watts and hours per day — in kWh and in cost at your tariff.
Convert watts to kilowatt-hours — per day, per month and per year — with the cost at your tariff.
Work out how much light a room needs — from its size and your target light level — in lumens, bulbs and watts.
Estimate what a solar system produces — from its size, your sun hours and its efficiency — in kWh per day, month and year.
Work out the battery you need for a backup — from the load and the hours — in amp-hours, or see how long a battery you have will last.
Work out the generator size you need — from your loads and their starting multipliers — in running watts, starting watts, kW and kVA.
Work out voltage, current, resistance and power — from any two known values, with Ohm's law.
Convert amps to watts — or watts to amps — from the voltage, in watts, kilowatts and amps.
Work out the heating a room needs — from its size, the temperatures and the insulation — in watts, kilowatts and BTU per hour.
Work out what your windows cost — from the count, the size and your prices — with the total area, material cost, install cost and total.
Work out a door's area and its rough opening — from the door size and the fitting gaps — in square metres, square feet and opening size.
Work out the total area of your windows — and how much of it is glass — from the count, the size and the frame percentage.
Work out a staircase — from the total rise and your riser height — in steps, actual riser, total run and angle.
Work out a railing's quantities — from its length and your spacings — in balusters, posts and total length.
Work out how much insulation you need — from the area and the coverage per pack — in packs and in cost.
Work out a room's size — from its length, width and height — in floor area, wall area, volume and perimeter.
Check whether your furniture fits — from the room size and the pieces — with the free area, the free percentage and a walkway check.
Work out the board for your cabinets — from the count, the dimensions and the shelves — in board area, sheets and edge banding.
Plan a closet — from its size, the rod levels and the shelves — in hanging length, shelf area, storage volume and garment capacity.
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