Tile / Floor Calculator
Calculate tiles needed for room flooring. Room area ÷ tile size + wastage allowance.
Tiles Required
What is a Tile Calculator?
Calculates number of tiles needed for room flooring. Considers room dimensions, tile size, and wastage allowance for cuts, breakage, and pattern matching. Essential for: home renovation, hiring contractor (verify their estimate), buying tiles in correct quantity (extras for future repairs).
How to use
- Enter room dimensions — Length and width in feet
- Enter tile size — Inches (e.g., 24×24)
- Set wastage — 10% standard, 15% for complex layouts
- View tile count — + total cost based on price per tile
Tips
- Always order 10-15% extra for cuts and future repairs
- Pattern tiles (herringbone, diagonal) need 15-20% wastage
- Keep 1 box extra for future repairs — tile designs discontinue
- Match dye lots (same batch) for color consistency
FAQs
What size tiles for what room?
Bathroom: 12"x12" or 12"x24". Living: 24"x24" or larger. Kitchen: 16"x16" or 24"x24". Large format makes rooms feel bigger.
Vitrified vs ceramic?
Vitrified: harder, less porous, 50-100% more expensive, better for high-traffic. Ceramic: cheaper, good for walls and low-traffic floors.
Include adhesive cost?
Tool calculates tiles only. Add separately: tile adhesive (~₹30-50/sqft), grout, labor.
