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Tile Calculator (floor tiles needed)

Enter room length and width and pick the tile size (1×1, 2×2, 600×600 mm…) to see how many tiles you need, with cutting wastage.

Quick answer

12 × 10 ft room, 2×2 tiles: 33 tiles.

How it is calculated

  1. Floor area = length × width = 12 × 10 = 120 sq ft.
  2. Tiles = area ÷ area of one tile = 120 ÷ 4 = 30.
  3. Add 10% for cutting and breakage and round up.

Worked example

A 12 × 10 ft room has a floor of 120 sq ft. With 2×2 ft tiles and 10% wastage you need 33 tiles.

Example values
Room length12 ft
Room width10 ft
Tile size2×2 ft
Wastage10 %
Result
Tiles needed33
Floor area120 sq ft
Formula
Tiles needed = ceil(Ln×Wd×(1+Wa/100)/Ts)
Floor area = Ln×Wd

Good to know

Questions people ask

How many tiles in a box?

Depends on the brand; 600×600 mm boxes often hold 4 tiles (about 15.5 sq ft).

How many sq ft is a 600×600 mm tile?

About 3.875 sq ft.

Does it work for wall tiles?

Yes, use the wall width for length and the height for width.

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Updated 13 Nov 2026 · Desktop N Calculator v1.2.0