Tile and flooring quantities

Tile calculator with room sections, waste, boxes, grout, and adhesive

Measure rooms and exclusions, choose package coverage, then review tile boxes, accessories, cost, and a quote-style output without leaving the browser.

Main workflow

Flooring and tile workspace

Build a room takeoff with exclusions, package rounding, overage, accessories, and quote-style totals.

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Planning estimate only. Verify final dimensions, site conditions, material defects, and supplier requirements before ordering or cutting.

1Inputs2Calculation summary3Takeoff preview4Local drafts
Examples

Project

Setup

Material and waste

Enter each room or section separately so exclusions and overage stay reviewable.

Flooring accessories
Rooms

Rooms

Enter each room or section separately so exclusions and overage stay reviewable.

Exclusions

Exclusions

Exclusions are optional; use them for islands, closets, fixtures, and areas without material.

Output

Packages and costs

Box coverage, price, trim, labor, overhead, and margin drive the quote-style total.

Why planners use it

  • Handles multiple rooms and excluded areas.
  • Separates net area from area with waste and layout allowance.
  • Produces a practical material and cost summary.

What to review before ordering

  • All quantities are planning estimates. Review final dimensions, product coverage, waste, supplier packaging, and field conditions before ordering.
  • Cost outputs use the prices you enter and are not quotes, bids, invoices, or procurement instructions.

Tile calculation scope

The calculator rounds material up to whole boxes when box coverage is available and adds optional grout, adhesive, trim, and underlayment estimates.

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Frequently asked questions

How is waste calculated?

Base waste is combined with a layout allowance, so diagonal and herringbone patterns add more buffer than straight layouts.

Can I subtract fixtures?

Yes. Add exclusions for islands, cabinets, fixtures, or other no-floor zones.