Tile Calculator

Calculate exactly how many tiles you need for your project

How to Use Our Tile Calculator

Our professional tile calculator helps you determine exactly how many tiles you need for your flooring or wall tiling project. Simply enter your room dimensions and tile size, and we’ll calculate everything for you – including recommended wastage allowance.

Why Use Our Tile Calculator?

  • Accurate Measurements: Get precise tile counts to avoid costly over-ordering or frustrating shortages
  • Wastage Calculation: Automatically includes recommended wastage percentage for cuts and breakage
  • Universal Compatibility: Works with any tile size – ceramic, porcelain, stone, or mosaic
  • Time Saving: Instant results eliminate manual calculations and guesswork

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Measure your room’s length and width in feet
  2. Enter these dimensions in the calculator
  3. Input your chosen tile size in inches
  4. Adjust wastage percentage if needed (we recommend 10%)
  5. Click “Calculate” to get your results

Pro Tips for Tile Installation

  • Always purchase 10-15% more tiles than calculated to account for cuts and breakage
  • Consider tile orientation – some patterns like diagonal layouts require more tiles
  • Check if your tiles are sold by box count and adjust quantities accordingly
  • Remember to account for grout lines in your final measurements

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I measure irregular shaped rooms?

For irregular spaces, divide the area into rectangles, calculate each separately, then sum the totals. Our calculator will help with each section.

What’s the standard wastage percentage?

We recommend 10% wastage for simple layouts, 15% for diagonal patterns, and 20% for complex designs with many cuts.

How do I calculate tile boxes needed?

Check how many tiles come in each box, then divide your total tile count by this number and round up.

Does this work for wall tiles?

Yes! Our calculator works for both floor and wall tiles. Just measure your wall area instead of floor space.