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Flooring Calculator

Enter board size or pack coverage, add room areas, pick units, and get boards or packs required. Tip: for L‑shaped rooms, split into rectangles.

Inputs

We use the full board area (no tongue/groove deductions). Add extra waste if needed.

10%

Default 10% waste. Increase for complex patterns or many off‑cuts.


Areas / Zones

Add each rectangular area. For odd shapes, split into multiple rectangles.

Preview

Total area
Waste applied

Enter areas to see totals. You can mix units per area.

About the Flooring Calculator

The Flooring Calculator is a professional tool designed for contractors, DIY enthusiasts, and flooring installers who need to calculate the exact amount of flooring material required for their projects. Whether you're installing laminate, vinyl, hardwood, or any other type of flooring, this calculator ensures you order the right amount with proper waste allowance.

Our flooring calculator supports two calculation modes: by board size or by pack coverage. You can add multiple room areas to calculate complex floor plans, and the tool supports all common measurement units including millimeters, centimeters, meters, feet, yards, and inches. The built-in waste calculator ensures you have enough material for cuts and mistakes.

Key Features

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Professional Use

The flooring calculator is trusted by UK construction professionals for accurate material estimation. Whether you're working on residential or commercial projects, this tool helps you avoid costly over-ordering or frustrating under-ordering. The multi-area feature is perfect for L-shaped rooms, hallways, and complex floor plans.

For more information about flooring installation best practices, visit CITB (Construction Industry Training Board) or consult Flooring Trade for industry standards.