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Tiles calculator

Find out how many tiles and boxes to buy for a floor, including extra for cuts, for any common tile size.

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How it’s worked out

  • Floor area = length × width
  • Tiles = floor area ÷ area of one tile, plus the extra percentage, rounded up

Example

A 5 × 4 m floor (20 m²) with 60 × 60 cm tiles (0.36 m² each) and 10% extra:

20 ÷ 0.36 × 1.1 ≈ 62 tiles

Common tile sizes

Size Tiles per m²
30 × 30 cm about 11.1
60 × 60 cm about 2.8
60 × 120 cm about 1.4

Painting the walls too? Use the paint calculator.

Tiles calculator: common questions

How much extra should I buy?

About 10% for straight laying, and 15% for diagonal patterns or rooms with many corners.

How do I count tiles for an L-shaped room?

Split it into rectangles, work out each one, and add them up.

Should I keep spare tiles?

Yes. Keep a few from the same batch; later batches can differ slightly in color.

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