How much do I need to buy?
Six free calculators for the materials in a room: tile, paint, wallpaper, laminate and flooring, plaster and screed, concrete. Each one subtracts doors and windows, applies the right waste for the pattern, and rounds up to the boxes, tins, rolls and bags you can actually buy.
How it works
- 1
Measure the room
Length and width, or the area if you know it. Add the doors and windows to leave out.
- 2
Pick the material
Tile size and joint, tin coverage, roll width and repeat. Waste is preset for the pattern.
- 3
Get the shopping list
Whole boxes, tins, rolls and bags, with the formula under every number so you can check it.
- 6 calculators
- 4 languages
- Metric and imperial
- Free, no account
Calculators
Pick the material. Every calculator rounds up to what the shop actually sells.
Tile calculator
Tiles, boxes, adhesive and grout, with joint width and pattern waste.
Paint calculator
Litres and tins from the coverage on the tin, for several walls and ceilings.
Wallpaper calculator
Rolls from wall height, perimeter, roll size and pattern repeat.
Flooring calculator
Laminate, vinyl and parquet packs including cutting waste and underlay.
Plaster calculator
Bags of plaster or screed from area and thickness.
Concrete calculator
Volume of slabs and footings, ready-mix bags or cement, sand and aggregate.
Counted the way a fitter counts, not the way a label guesses.
The details that make the difference between one trip to the store and three.
Joints and patterns
The joint is in the count. A 30 cm tile with a 3 mm joint covers 30.3 cm, and the pattern sets the waste, so the number is right before you add your own margin.
Doors and windows
Openings are subtracted, not ignored. Add each door and window once; the area comes off every wall calculation that uses it.
Shows its working
Every result has the formula under it. Check the number before you spend money on it, or show it to the person who is paying.
Metric or imperial
Match the packaging in your hand. Switch per calculator; the engine converts once and keeps every figure consistent.
Rounds up to what you can buy
Boxes, tins, rolls and bags. Exact quantities are shown too, but the headline is the number of packages to put in the trolley.
Private and offline
No ads, no cookies, no account. Every calculation runs in your browser. Your last inputs stay on your device and nowhere else.
Some frequently asked questions.
Each calculator page has its own, longer set.
Is Stukko free?
Yes. The web calculators are free, with no ads, no account and no cookies.
How much extra tile should I buy for waste?
Five percent for a straight grid on a simple rectangle, eight percent for a brick or offset bond, and fifteen percent for diagonal or herringbone laying.
Does the joint width really change the count?
Yes. The tile plus its joint is the repeating unit, so a wider joint means fewer tiles per square metre.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Yes. Every calculation runs in your browser. Once a page has loaded it keeps working with no connection.