online tile planner and calculator

[nobby]

Hiya

I'm looking for an online floor tile planner and calculator which shows 3 different sized tiles, all I've found are with 2 sizes.

Cheers

 

[Gazzer]

What is it you aim to do ?

 

[Mike Mike]

What is it you aim to do ?

My guess is he is considering laying tiles in a pattern composed of 3 different sized tiles and he wants to calculate how many of each is required for a given size of room.

What I would do is multiply the length x width of each tile, add them together and divide the answer into 10,000. That will give you how many tiles per m2. Multiply this number by the m2 of the room and that should give you how many of each tile is required.

Of course, this all depends on what pattern he is planning on using, because if a certain tile size out of the three repeats more often than the other two, then this of course, will not work...

 

[AliGage]

French pattern isn't it? Don't most tiles designed for this format come in a m2 per box?

 

[swanman]

I didnt no swedish mike was good at maths as well

 

[swanman]

Most tiles shops will work this out for you

They will show you patterns you tell them how many sqm they will do the rest

Everyone s a winner

 

[DHTiling]

Hiya

I'm looking for an online floor tile planner and calculator which shows 3 different sized tiles, all I've found are with 2 sizes.

Cheers

Depends on the size of tiles you have..

try these..

http://www.floormagic.biz/Floor-Covering-U/daltile-tile-pattern-floor-and-wall.pdf


Stone Floor & Wall Tile Laying Patterns

 

[Mike Mike]

I didnt no swedish mike was good at maths as well

Little trick, 10,000 square centimetres in a square metre. Length x width of tile in cm divided into 10,000 tells you how many tiles per m2. 30cm x 30cm tiles = 900. 10,000/900 = 11.1 tiles per m2.