Tile calculator
For tiles: relate covered area, tile dimensions and cutting allowance.
Home improvement calculators help estimate materials for renovation projects: tiles, wallpaper rolls, paint liters and laminate packs. Add a reserve and verify real product sizes before buying.
Estimate tiles, packs and adhesive for a floor or wall area.
Estimate wallpaper rolls from room size, roll size and pattern repeat.
Estimate paint liters and cans for walls or a manual area.
Estimate laminate packs from room dimensions and reserve.
Estimate screed volume and the number of dry mix bags for a floor.
Bricks or blocks needed for a single-leaf wall.
Required airflow from room volume and the air change rate.
How many balusters a run takes at a maximum permitted gap.
Deflection of a simply supported beam under uniform or point load.
Bending stress from the moment and the shape of the beam's cross-section.
Volume of timber, of a single board, and boards per cubic metre.
Volume and mass of gravel, sand or screenings for a base layer.
How many boards a wall takes once the overlap is accounted for.
Concrete volume for a slab, a strip or columns, with an allowance.
Sheets, profile and screws for a plasterboard wall or ceiling.
How much resin and hardener a pour needs.
Posts, bays and rails for a fence of a given length.
Insulation volume, number of slabs and packs from area and thickness.
Running metres of roll flooring for a room, with strips, seams and offcut.
Mass of round, square and flat bar from the section size and length.
The cut angle for joining two pieces at a corner.
Concrete for bored piles and the grillage beam that ties them together.
Pipe mass from outside diameter, wall thickness, length and material density.
How much dry mix a wall needs at a given layer thickness.
Rafter length, roof angle and slope for a gable roof.
Slope area from the footprint and the pitch, in degrees or per cent.
Running metres, battens and timber volume for roof battening.
Volume of a room from its dimensions or floor area.
Sealant needed for a joint of a given section, and how many cartridges that is.
Skirting length around a room, less doorways, cut into planks.
Concrete volume and reinforcing mesh for a raft slab.
Step count, riser height, total run and pitch angle.
Concrete volume for a strip from its length, width and depth.
Full tank volume and the volume held at a given level.
Pipe length and number of loops for a wet underfloor heating layout.
Weight of timber from its volume, species and moisture content.
For tiles: relate covered area, tile dimensions and cutting allowance.
For paint: estimate volume from area, coats and the stated coverage or consumption.
Measure actual dimensions, account for openings and check packaging data. Choose allowance for the layout and surface condition.
One allowance is not suitable for every layout. Area, item count and package count are different quantities.
Usually yes. A reserve helps cover cutting, defects and waste.
For now, calculate each room separately and add the results.
Yes. Real pack area, roll size and paint coverage can change the final amount.
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