Make DIY floor-laying simple with a bit of forward planning. When you’re laying a floor yourself, figure out how many tiles or how much carpet you need with these handy calculations (if you choose to measure in metres and millimetres):
Floor area: Length of floor (m) x width of floor (m)
Vinyl tiles:
225 mm: Floor area ÷ 0.5625 = number of 225 mm tiles needed
300 mm: Floor area = number of 300 mm tiles needed
Sheet vinyl: Floor area ÷ 10 = number of square metres of floor covering needed
Carpeting: Floor area ÷ 10 = number of square metres of carpeting needed
For ceramic tiles, use the following calculations:
Total area of floor, wall or worktop: Length (m) x width (m)
Number of 100 mm tiles needed: Total area ÷ 0.1
Number of 150 mm tiles needed: Total area ÷0.25
Number of 225 mm tiles needed: Total area ÷ 0.5063
Number of 300 mm tiles needed: Total area ÷ 0.9
Number of 450 mm tiles needed: Total area ÷ 2.03
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