Grout
Interior and exterior finish calculators
How many tiles, how many sheets, and how many posts. Each takeoff shows the waste and the bag count next to the geometry.
Tile Calculator
Tile calculator with straight, diagonal, and herringbone waste. Boxes, thinset, and grout from the joint size.
Drywall Calculator
Drywall calculator for sheets, joint tape, mud, and screws. Openings come off the area before the waste percent.
Fence Calculator
Fence calculator for posts, rails, pickets, gates, and concrete bags per post hole. Bag yields match the concrete calculator.
How these calculators work
Tile starts from the floor area and the tile size. Straight, diagonal, and herringbone each carry a planning waste percent you can change. Boxes round up. Thinset and grout bags use a coverage you type, because the chart on the bag is the one that matters. The joint volume is shown beside that, from the width and the depth of the grout line.
Drywall counts 4 × 8 or 4 × 12 sheets after openings and waste. Tape assumes the sheets hang in a grid, so the seams are the joints between those sheets. Mud and screws are planning rates. A fence is posts at the spacing you set, rails, pickets on the length that is not a gate, and concrete in each hole. The hole is a cylinder minus the dressed post, and the bag yield is the same Quikrete figure as the concrete calculator. A gate hangs on the line posts. It does not add a post.