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Tile count, thin-set, and grout for natural stone.

Inputs

sq ft
in
in
in
in
%

Results

Tiles needed

97

Boxes needed

25

Thin-set mortar6 bags (50 lb)
Grout3 bags (25 lb)
Stone sealer2 qt
Total stone weight2,640 lbs
How to Use This Calculator
  1. Enter the total floor area in square feet.
  2. Enter the stone tile width and length in inches.
  3. Set the grout joint width in inches (1/16 inch for rectified, 1/8 inch standard, up to 3/16 inch rustic).
  4. Enter your waste factor (10% straight, 15% diagonal, 20% complex patterns).
  5. Review the tile count, grout quantity in pounds, and recommended order quantity.

How the result changes with Room area

Room areaTiles neededBoxes needed
5,0092,416604
17,5078,4422,111
32,50415,6733,919
45,00121,6995,425

What each input means

Room area
Total floor area to tile.
Tile width
Width of each stone tile.
Tile length
Length of each stone tile.
Tile thickness
Stone tile thickness (3/8" standard, up to 3/4" for thick-set).
Grout joint width
Joint width: 1/16" rectified, 1/8" standard, 3/16" rustic.
Waste factor
10% straight lay, 15% diagonal, 20% herringbone/pattern.

What each result means

Tiles needed
Total stone tiles including waste.
Boxes needed
Boxes to purchase.
Thin-set mortar
50 lb bags of thin-set mortar.
Grout
25 lb bags of sanded grout.
Stone sealer
Penetrating sealer (2 coats at 200 sq ft/qt).
Total stone weight
Approximate weight of all stone tiles (check subfloor capacity).

How this is calculated

Worked example, using the default values

  1. Identify Input Parameters
    4 parameters
    Room area = 200, Tile width = 18, Tile length = 18, Tile thickness = 0.375 = 6 input(s) provided
  2. Calculate Tiles needed
    Tiles needed
    97 = 97
  3. Calculate Boxes needed
    Boxes needed
    25 = 25
  4. Calculate Thin-set mortar
    Thin-set mortar
    6 = 6
  5. Calculate Grout
    Grout
    3 = 3

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