TIL
Tile Calculator
How many tiles (and boxes) to cover a floor or wall, with a waste allowance.
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How it's calculated
Tiles = area × (1 + waste %) ÷ tile area, rounded up Boxes = tiles ÷ tiles per box, rounded up
Counts the tiles to cover a rectangular floor or wall, plus a waste allowance for cuts and breakage, and the boxes that makes. Use 10% for a straight layout and 15% or more for diagonal or herringbone. Keep a few spare tiles for later repairs.
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