Flooring Calculator
Multiply length by width for the area, then add a waste percentage for cuts and mistakes. Calculate it clearly with Figur.
How the flooring calculator works
Multiply length by width for the area, then add a waste percentage for cuts and mistakes.
Method and assumptions
Figur converts the measurements you enter into area, volume, or material quantity using standard geometry formulas.
- Surfaces and depths are uniform unless you divide the project into separate sections.
- Waste allowance, manufacturer coverage, and package sizes should be checked before purchasing.
- Site conditions and installation requirements can change the final quantity.
Sources and references
No external data source is required: this calculator uses standard geometry formulas and the measurements you enter.
Worked example
A 12 x 10 ft room with 10% waste.
Buy about 132 sq ft of flooring.
Frequently asked questions
How much waste should I add?
10% is common; add more for diagonal layouts or complex rooms.
Does it handle odd shapes?
Split the room into rectangles and add the areas together.
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