Flooring Tile Calculator
Instant layout, material & grout calculators for tiling
What it does
Use tile calculator to estimate tiles, boxes, waste, grout, thinset, and cost for floors, walls, bathrooms, showers, and backsplashes.
Calculate how many tiles, boxes, and extra waste you need for your next tile project. Estimate materials and installation costs for floors, walls, backsplashes, bathrooms, and showers with our dedicated specialty calculators. Buy 66 pieces (9 boxes). For a standard layout, a standard 10% waste buffer is sufficient to cover general corner cuts and leave a few spare tiles for future repairs. Follow these simple steps to estimate your tile counts, joints, materials, and total installation costs accurately. Choose Floor, Wall, Backsplash, Bathroom, or Shower. The calculator optimizes parameters like default waste margins and adhesive needs based on location. Enter target length and width or…from tilecalculators.com
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