How many tiles are standard in a box?

Standard 2x2 feet (60x60 cm) tiles typically come in boxes of 4, while larger 4x2 feet tiles come in boxes of 2.

Why do I need a wastage buffer for tiles?

Cutting tiles for borders, door frames, and corners generates waste. Standard guidelines recommend adding an 8% to 10% wastage buffer.

Floor Tile Calculator

Online Floor Tile Calculator. Calculate vitrified, ceramic, or wooden floor tile counts, required boxes, and costs based on floor dimensions.

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How to Use Floor Tile Calculator

Select unit mode: Imperial (ft/in) or Metric (m/cm).
Input floor length and width.
Select a standard tile preset size or set custom dimensions.
Configure wastage buffers and box packing quantities to view material and cost outputs.

Tile count calculation guidelines

First, find the floor area (Length × Width). Then, divide the floor area by the surface area of a single tile. Finally, round up to the next integer and apply wastage buffers.

Standard Tile Size references

- **Small Bathroom**: 1x1 ft (30x30 cm) - **Living/Bedroom**: 2x2 ft (60x60 cm) or 32x32 in (80x80 cm) - **Premium Large Vitrified**: 4x2 ft (120x60 cm)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tiles are standard in a box?: Standard 2x2 feet (60x60 cm) tiles typically come in boxes of 4, while larger 4x2 feet tiles come in boxes of 2.
Why do I need a wastage buffer for tiles?: Cutting tiles for borders, door frames, and corners generates waste. Standard guidelines recommend adding an 8% to 10% wastage buffer.