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Renovation Material Calculator

Fast, accurate, and free online Renovation Material Calculator tool that runs directly in your browser.

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  • 1
    Enter data
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  • 2
    Click the button
    The tool will immediately process your data in the browser.
  • 3
    Get the result
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Renovation Calculator Pro

A comprehensive tool for calculating material requirements and costs in your renovation project.

Screed and Concrete

Volume + Weight + Cost
Volume: 0.00 m³
Estimated weight: 0 kg
Estimated cost: PLN 0.00

Tiles and Glaze

Quantity + Glue + Waste
Tiles needed 0 pcs
Number of packages 0 op.
Surface 0 m²
Estimated cost of tiles: PLN 0.00
Estimated glue (25kg bags): 0 bags

Painting Walls

Paint + Primer
Paint parameters
Surface to be painted: 0.00 m²
Paint needed 0 L
Land needed 0 L
Estimated paint cost: PLN 0.00
*Suggestion: Buy 10L + 2.5L cans for backup.

Skirting boards

Perimeter + Corners
Effective perimeter 0 m
Number of strips 0 pcs
Cost of strips: PLN 0.00
Assembly suggestion: Potrzebujesz ok. 0 clips/pins.

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Webp.PL renovation materials calculator

One tool, four modes: tiles, paint and primer, m² per m³ and strips. Counts rectangular and hexagonal formats, takes into account the joint, arrangement pattern, losses and openings in the walls. You can send the result for printing or export it to CSV.

Tiles and grout Paint + primer m² → m³ Strips and corners CSV export Print results

Run the calculator How it works

What can you count in this tool

1. Tiles - rectangle, hexagon, mosaic

  • Support for 3 shapes:rect60x60,hexedge in cm,mosaicsheet in m².
  • Joint in mm added to the effective dimension or area.
  • Stacking patterns:straight, brick 50%, brick 33%with additional losses.
  • Automatic plate and pack count based on pieces per pack.

2. Paint and primer - walls and ceiling

  • Wall area calculated from the dimensions of the room with an optional ceiling.
  • Openings: Number and size of doors and windows subtracted from area.
  • Layers and performance separately for primer and paint.
  • Recommendation for 10 L, 5 L, 2.5 L cans in optimal combinations.

3. m² to m³ - layer volume

  • Quick volume converter for screeds, putties, insulation.
  • Result in m³ based on area and thickness in mm.

4. Skirting boards

  • Perimeter manually or from the length and width of the room.
  • Enter the length of one strip and count the number of pieces and corners.

How to use - step by step instructions

Tiles

  1. Enter the area in m² and choose the shape: rectangle, hexagon or mosaic.
  2. For the rectangle, enterlength i widthof the tile in cm. For a hexagon, enteredgein cm. For a mosaic, entersheet areain m².
  3. Set the joint in mm and the laying pattern. Select the percentage of losses and items in the package.
  4. Click Calculate - you will see the number of tiles and packages.

Paint and primer

  1. Enter the length, width and height of the room. Mark the ceiling if you are painting.
  2. Enter the number of doors and windows with dimensions in meters, formatwidth x heighte.g.0.9x2.0.
  3. Set layers and efficiency of primer and paint in m² per liter.
  4. Click Calculate - the tool will provide liters and suggested can layouts.

m² per m³

  1. Enter the area in m² and the thickness in mm.
  2. Click Calculate - you will get the volume in m³.

Strips

  1. Enter the perimeter directly or enter the length and width of the room.
  2. Determine the length of one strip and the number of corners.
  3. Click Calculate - you will see the number of strips and accessories.

Formulas and calculation logic

Layer volume

V [m³] = A [m²] × (T [mm] ÷ 1000)

Tiles - rectangle

tile_area = (len_cm ÷ 100 + grout_mm ÷ 1000) × (wid_cm ÷ 100 + grout_mm ÷ 1000)
tiles = ceil( A_m2 ÷ tile_area × (1 + waste_pct + pattern_extra) )

pattern_extra: straight 0.00, brick 50% 0.05, brick 33% 0.07
boxes = ceil( tiles ÷ box_pcs )

Tiles - hexagon

a_eff_m = a_cm ÷ 100 + (grout_mm ÷ 1000) × 0.2887
tile_area = (3 × √3 ÷ 2) × a_eff_m²

Tiles - mosaic

tile_area = sheet_m2
tiles = ceil( A_m2 ÷ tile_area × (1 + waste) )

Paint and primer

wall_area = 2 × (L + W) × H - doors_area - windows_area
total_area = wall_area + (include_ceiling ? L × W : 0)

letters = total_area × coats ÷ coverage_m2_per_l
cans: division into 10 L, 5 L, 2.5 L with optimal selection

Strips

perimeter = value || 2 × (L + W)
trims = ceil( perimeter ÷ piece_len_m )

Calculation examples

60x60 tiles straight

Area 20 m², joint 2 mm, loss 5%, pack of 4 pcs.

tile_area = (0.6 + 0.002) × (0.6 + 0.002) = 0.362404 m²
tiles = ceil(20 ÷ 0.362404 × 1.05) = 58 pcs.
boxes = ceil(58 ÷ 4) = 15 packages

Painting a room 4.2 × 3.5 × 2.6 m with a ceiling

1 pair of doors 0.9x2.0 m, 1 window 1.2x1.2 m. Primer 1 layer 10 m²/L. Paint 2 layers 12 m²/L.

wall_area = 2 × (4.2 + 3.5) × 2.6 - 1.8 - 1.44 = 37.36 m²
total = 37.36 + 14.7 = 52.06 m²
ground = 52.06 × 1 ÷ 10 = 5.21 L → 1×5 L + 1×2.5 L
paint = 52.06 × 2 ÷ 12 = 8.68 L → 1×5 L + 2×2.5 L

Why is it worth using the Webp.PL version

  • Simple operation - four tabs and clear input fields.
  • Real tile laying patterns with additional losses added.
  • Subtraction of holes and calculation of layers for paint and primer.
  • Recommended cans in three capacities for minimal surplus.
  • CSV export and ready printout for order documentation.
You can enter your input in comma or dot format. Enter door and window sizes aswidth x heightin meters.

FAQ - frequently asked questions

How is the joint taken into account for rectangles

The joint in mm is added to each tile dimension after conversion to meters. As a result, the area of ​​a single tile increases and the number of pieces decreases.

Does the brick pattern increase consumption

Yes. We add 5% for a 50% brick and 7% for a 33% brick in relation to the base losses set in the percentage field.

How can capacities are selected

The tool first allocates the largest capacities of 10 L and 5 L, and the rest is filled with 2.5 L to cover the demand with the smallest possible surplus.

Can I save the result

Yes. Print and CSV Export buttons are available. The results are also saved in the tool's history on the website.

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