Tile Calculator

Work out how many tiles and boxes you need for a given area, including wastage, plus the estimated material cost.

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Notes & assumptions: Tiles = ceil(area ÷ tile area × (1 + wastage%)). Boxes = ceil(tiles ÷ tiles per box). Add extra wastage for diagonal layouts or many cuts.

Disclaimer: This tool provides an indicative estimate for general planning only and is not professional, legal, financial, medical or engineering advice. Rates and reference values are editable defaults and may vary by location, vendor and date. Verify critical figures independently. Varada Nexus accepts no liability for decisions made using this tool.

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FAQ

How many tiles do I need?

Tiles = area ÷ tile area, then add wastage (typically 10%). Round up to whole tiles.

Why add a wastage allowance?

Cutting at edges, breakage and future replacements mean you should buy 5–15% extra.

How many boxes should I buy?

Divide the total tiles (including wastage) by tiles per box and round up to full boxes.