Home and construction calculators
Measure rooms, floors and slabs, and work out how much material to buy — in feet and inches or in meters, with a waste allowance built in.
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Measure twice, buy once
- Break an irregular room into rectangles, circles and triangles and add them up — the square footage calculator does this for up to six sections.
- Concrete is ordered by volume, not area: multiply the area by the thickness. The concrete calculator converts the result to cubic yards or cubic meters and to bags of premixed concrete.
- Materials are usually bought with an allowance for cuts, breakage and spillage. The right amount depends on the material and the layout, so the calculators let you choose it rather than assume one.
Units
Square feet and cubic yards are the norm in the US; square and cubic meters almost everywhere else. One foot is exactly 0.3048 m, so one square foot is 0.09290304 m² and one cubic yard is 0.764554857984 m³. For other conversions use the area converter or the volume converter.
Estimates are for planning. Check quantities with your supplier and structural requirements with a qualified professional.