Tile Calculator
Calculate Your Tiles
Not sure how many tiles you need? Use our free Floor Tile Calculator to get an instant estimate based on your room dimensions. No guesswork — just accurate results in seconds.
Measure with confidence
Always factor in a 10% buffer when working out how many tiles you'll need. This covers offcuts, breakage, and installation waste, so you won't be left short when the job's done.
Floor Area Calculator
Room dimensions
Tile dimensions
Tile length
400 mm
Tile width
400 mm
Wastage allowance:
10%
Results
Total room area
0 m²
Tiles needed (without wastage)
0
Tiles needed (with wastage)
0
+0 tiles wastage
DIY Garage Tile Fitting Guide
Follow these simple steps below to install your garage tiles like a professional
1
Prepare the surface
Clean, sweep and dry your garage floor thoroughly. Remove any oil, grease, or debris to ensure proper tile fitment allowing your tiles to lay flat and flush.
2
Plan your layout
Measure your space and plan the tile layout, starting from a corner or central point for the best visual effect. Create a customized floor area, parking bay, or coordinate with matching décor colours.
3
Begin installation
Start laying tiles from your chosen starting point. Connect the interlocking edges firmly by pressing down.
4
Continue the pattern
Work row by row, ensuring each tile clicks securely into place. Use a rubber mallet if needed for a tight fit.
5
Cut edge tiles
Measure and cut tiles to fit edges and corners using a fine tooth saw, hacksaw or jigsaw for a professional finish.
6
Final inspection
Make sure all connections are secure and the tiles are level. Your floor space is now ready for use.
Pro Tips
- Cutting vented floor tiles can be tough, We recommend using a new jigsaw blade or if you have access to a tile cutter or guillotine even better
- Leave a small expansion gap around the perimeter if your garage is exposed to the sun / heat in the summer months, Finished with a skirting board of your choice.
- Finish all exposed edges with our edging strips / corner pieces where necessary
- Keep spare tiles for future repairs
