How Many Tiles Do I Need for a Bathroom Floor or Shower?
Divide the area by the area of one tile plus its grout joint, then add 10–15% for cuts. Worked examples for a bathroom floor, a tub surround and a backsplash.
Divide the area by the area of one tile plus its grout joint, then add 10–15% for cuts. Worked examples for a bathroom floor, a tub surround and a backsplash.
Measure the length and width of each rectangle, add the areas, add 10% for waste and divide by the box coverage. Here is how to handle L-shaped rooms and closets.
One cubic yard of mulch covers about 108 sq ft at 3 inches deep, and a 2 cu ft bag covers 8 sq ft. Here is how to work out bags and yards for any bed.
A 50 × 12 ft gravel driveway built 6 inches deep needs about 11 cubic yards, or roughly 16 tons. Here is how to calculate it and how to layer the stone.
A standard block wall needs 1.125 blocks per square foot. Here is how to count blocks by area or by courses, with examples and mortar estimates.
A 10×10 ft slab that is 4 inches thick needs about 56 bags of 80 lb concrete. Here is the formula, a chart for common slab sizes and tips for ordering.