For Homeowners
Tiling a bathroom, a kitchen, or your whole home? Get an exact material list - not a rough guess - in about two minutes, for free.
Why it helps
The three ways a tiling job usually costs more than it should - all three handled properly, not guessed at.
A second trip to the store for a few extra tiles is annoying enough - but if the batch has sold out by then, the new tiles may not match the shade of what's already on your wall.
Overestimating "just to be safe" wastes money on tile, adhesive, and grout you'll never use. A proper calculation gets you close to the real number, not a padded guess.
Cuts, breakage, and pattern matching all use up extra tile - how much depends on your layout (a straight grid wastes far less than a diagonal or herringbone pattern). The calculation reflects your actual choice, not a flat guess.
How it works
Length, width, and which walls (if any) you're tiling.
Choose the size you're planning to use for floor and wall.
Tiles, boxes, adhesive, and grout - the exact quantities to buy.
Common questions
As close as you can get - a tape measure and a few minutes is usually enough. You can always come back and adjust a room's size later.
There's a quick calculator built in for exactly that - a fast estimate for a single room, no project setup needed. You'll find it linked from the start page.
No - a full material breakdown works as a guest. An account just saves your estimate for later and adds a few extra features.
By default, just quantities. If you'd like a rough total cost too, the quick calculator lets you add a price per box and see an estimated total.
A rough guess usually ends one of two ways - a second trip to the store (with the risk the new tiles don't quite match the batch you already bought), or money spent on material you'll never use. This works out the real number from your room's actual size, tile choice, and layout, so what you buy is what you actually need.
No - it's built for exactly this. You enter your room's measurements and pick a tile size, and the tool handles the rest. No trade knowledge needed.
Yes - add as many rooms as your project needs, each with its own measurements and tile choice, and see the totals for the whole project together, not just one room at a time.
Yes - fixtures like a bath tub or kitchen counter, and openings like doors and windows, are all accounted for, so the area calculated is what's actually being tiled, not just the room's full footprint.
Yes - the results page can be saved as a PDF, so you can hand your contractor, or take to the store, exactly what the tool worked out.