Carpet Tiles Quantity Calculator

Plan carpet tile layouts with multi-room support, borders, and diagonal angles. Choose tile sizes, patterns, and cut models. Compute tiles, cuts, boxes, and costs with live unit conversions. Export CSV or PDF including assumptions summary. Confident estimates reduce waste and avoid shortages.

Project Inputs
White theme Single file

Length
Width
Tile size follows selected units.
Pattern presets auto-suggest typical waste ranges.

In selected units
Doorway sides suppress edge-cut counts on the chosen walls.
Offset along tile length
Offset along tile width

Alcoves and columns increase cut complexity (counts), not area. Adjust area via exclusions if needed.

# Name Length Width Angle (°) Alcoves Columns Exclusions Unit Area
Gross area 0.00
Net area (after exclusions) 0.00
Exclusions are sub-areas to subtract (e.g., built-ins). Use same units.

Results
Net area
0.00 m²
0.00 ft²
Tile area
0.25 m²
2.69 ft²
Tiles needed
0
Cuts est.: 0
Boxes needed
0
Rounding waste: 0

MetricValue
Gross area0.00 m²
Net area (after exclusions)0.00 m²
Effective area (incl. waste & reserves)0.00 m²
Tile area0.00 m²
Tiles per box0
Tiles required0
Boxes required0
Estimated cut tiles0
Border tiles (est.)0
Field tiles (est.)0
Base waste %0%
Extra overage %0%
Dye-lot reserve %0%
Total allowance %0%
Cost estimate
Example Data
RoomLengthWidthAngle (°)AlcovesColumnsExclusionsUnit
Office 16.04.50100.0m
Office 24.03.210010.2m
Use “Fill example” to load similar values into the calculator.
Formula Used
  1. Tile area = tile length × tile width.
  2. Gross area = Σ(length × width) across rooms.
  3. Net area = gross area − Σ(exclusions).
  4. Allowance factor = 1 + (base waste% + extra overage% + dye-lot%) ÷ 100.
  5. Effective area = net area × allowance factor.
  6. Tiles required = ceil(effective area ÷ tile area).
  7. Boxes required = ceil(tiles required ÷ tiles per box).
  8. Cut tiles (simple) ≈ ceil(tiles required × pattern cut%).
  9. Pattern-aware cuts: leftover strip logic with offsets, optional border tiers, door “no-cuts” suppression, and extra complexity from alcoves/columns.
How to Use
  1. Select units and tile size (or a preset).
  2. Choose pattern and confirm base waste percentage.
  3. Select cut model: Simple or Pattern-aware.
  4. Choose a border style; set band width if used.
  5. Optionally mark doorway walls as “no cuts”.
  6. Enter per-room counts for alcoves/columns and angles.
  7. Set starting line offsets or click Optimize.
  8. Enter pack sizes and optional pricing; Calculate and export.
FAQs

It counts border tiles separately from the field for ordering a different color or SKU. The total tiles remain the same; the split is shown in results.

No. They only suppress edge-cut counts on selected sides. Adjust area via exclusions if thresholds or recesses change coverage.

They increase cut complexity heuristically using average sizes. If an alcove reduces area, subtract it via the exclusions column to avoid over-ordering.

No. It only aims to reduce estimated cut tiles by choosing starting offsets that align the grid more favorably with room edges.

This version uses a global band width. If you need per-room borders, I can add a per-row override column.
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