Tile Calculator
Tiles and boxes for a floor or wall, including grout gaps and waste.
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Tile Calculator
How many tiles and boxes to buy
10% for straight lays, 15% for diagonal or herringbone.
Tiles needed
130
118 to cover the area plus 10% waste
- Area
- 120 sq ft
- Area of one tile with grout
- 147.02 sq in
How it was calculated
- Tiles = area ÷ ((tile length + gap) × (tile width + gap)) = 117.54
- × (1 + 10%) = 129.29, round up: 130
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How the tile calculator works
Tiles needed = area ÷ the area each tile covers, where each tile covers its own size plus one grout gap in each direction. Then add a waste allowance for cuts and breakage and round up.
Buy whole boxes, and keep a few spare tiles from the same batch for future repairs, since colors vary between production runs.
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