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Estimating a Pattern of Tiles of Different Sizes

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Estimating a Pattern of Tiles of Different Sizes

Last updated on 04 Nov, 2025

In this example, we are going to cover a floor area with a pattern of tiles of two sizes. 

The template contains 150 mm x 150 mm tiles and 150 mm x 300 mm tiles. 

 

The proportion of small tiles is 30% and 70% for the large tiles. 

 

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First, let's measure the area to be covered with the Area tool : 

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We are going to associate the two sizes of tiles and add a 15% waste factor: 

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Let's start by the small tiles (30% of the area) :

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The [Net Area] expression returns the area measured on the plan. The "0.3" constant is for the 30% ratio and the "1.15" constant is for the 15% waste factor.


Repeat the operation for the large tiles (70% of the area) 

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The [Net Area] expression returns the area measured on the plan. The "0.7" constant is for the 70% ratio and the "1.15" constant is for the 15% waste factor.


Result : 142 and 165 tiles.

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We could now add some grout, glue, labor etc. to this area by using all the power of the formulas.

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