Work out exactly how much you need, tiles, paint, flooring, lighting and area, so you buy right and waste less. Instant and free.
Fewer trips to the shop, less waste, and no running short mid-project. Every calculator builds in a sensible wastage buffer you can adjust.
Order once with confidence instead of topping up box by box. Get the count right before the first delivery.
A sensible wastage buffer covers cuts and breakage without leaving you with crates of leftover material you paid for.
Running out of one dye-lot mid-job means mismatched batches and delays. Plan the full quantity up front.
A few habits make every estimate sharper. Get these three right and the numbers fall into place.
Length times width gives floor area; for walls, multiply each wall's width by its height and add them up. Measure in feet or metres, and keep your units consistent throughout.
Cuts, breakage and pattern matching mean you need a little more than the bare area. A 5–10% buffer is normal for tiles and flooring; trickier layouts need more.
For paint and wall tiling, subtract the area of large doors and windows so you are not paying for surfaces you will never cover. Leave small openings in for safety.
Estimates are for planning. Your final quantities are confirmed at a site measurement before anything is ordered.
Run the numbers for free, then turn your plan into a home with a locked quote and verified materials.