Utilize the Tile Calculator to estimate the quantity of tiles required for your project. This will assist you in calculating your renovation expenses.
Before you start with this user-friendly tiling tool, follow these steps:
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Measure the length and width of the tiling area, rounding up to the nearest meter.
Determine the size of the tiles chosen for the project.
Need help in determining the number of tiles needed?
Wall Tiles
Walls are often not as straight or square as one might expect, requiring trimming along the edges. When working on your walls, take into account any built-ins such as electrical outlets or built-in TV cabinets. Additionally, borders and highlighted areas on the wall will necessitate more cuts. The number of cuts needed directly affects the quantity of tiles required.
Tile Laying Patterns
Tile laying patterns contribute to an artistic ambiance and are trendy in modern interior designs. For intricate designs and varied sizes, it’s advisable to allocate up to 30% extra tiles to account for wastage.
Kitchen Countertops and Backsplashes
Countertops and backsplashes require a wide variety of trimmed pieces. Talk to our designers to get your instant 3D designs and the exact number of tiles you need.
How Tiles Are Packed
At Niro Ceramic Group, our tiles are packed in carton boxes. Each carton may contain 2 to 8 pieces of tiles depending on the sizes. When calculating the pieces of tiles that you need, remember to add up the pieces in the cartons. It is always advisable to get more rather than reducing the number of tiles when the numbers in the cartons don’t tally to save on future inconveniences. Extra tiles can be kept for repairs or can be repurposed into creative items.
Different Shades in Different Batches
Because tiles are made from natural clays and silicas, they react differently during manufacturing process. This is the inherent characteristics of tiles and each batch produced tend to be a different shade or size. When you buy tiles, it is advisable to purchase from the same batch or lot number.
