Tile layout notebook
Plan the last cut before the first.
A practical tile journal for people standing in an empty room with a tape measure. Sketch the grid, check the awkward edges and turn the plan into a carton count.
Open the calculator
From the notebook
The field guides
- Guide 01
How many boxes of tile should you buy?
Convert room measurements to whole cartons, then see how much material the rounding actually leaves for cuts and repairs.
- Guide 02
How can you center a tile layout without skinny edge cuts?
Compare a center seam with a centered tile using one measured span, actual face widths and the planned grout joints.
- Guide 03
How do you measure an L-shaped backsplash and its trim?
Separate wall area, extra height behind a range and exposed edges so every item is ordered in the right unit.
- Guide 04
How do you make a floor tile cut list for a rectangular room?
Follow a dimensioned floor plan from a 1,300 mm span to a piece-by-piece cut list and a sample carton order.
- Guide 05
Can you cut two border pieces from one tile?
Check the width left by a saw cut, account for a second pass and mark the factory edges and pattern direction each strip needs.