Estimate Wall Tile Requirements

Measure your wall dimensions and get an accurate tile count with built-in waste allowance

Room Dimensions

Unit for both room length and width

Tile Dimensions

Unit for both tile length and width

Grout Spacing

Unit for grout spacing

Recommended: 10% for straight layouts, 15% for diagonal patterns, 20% for complex patterns

Typical values: 6-20 tiles per box depending on tile size

Price ($)

Choose pricing method

Optional: Enter pricing to calculate total project cost

Calculating tiles needed...

Calculation in progress, please wait

Your Wall Tile Estimate

Input your wall height and width along with tile size to calculate how many wall tiles you'll need.

Always double-check wall measurements and include extra tiles for cuts around outlets, windows, or tricky corners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about wall tile calculator

To calculate wall tiles, measure the height and width of the wall in feet (or meters), multiply to get the total area, and divide by the area of a single tile. Our wall tile calculator does this for you instantly. Just enter your measurements and tile size, and it calculates the number of tiles needed, including waste.

Standard wall tile sizes include 3x6 inches (subway tiles), 4x4 inches, 6x6 inches, and 12x24 inches. Smaller tiles are often used for backsplashes, while larger tiles are used in bathrooms and feature walls.

Yes, it’s smart to add 10–15% extra tiles to cover cuts, pattern matching, and accidental breakage. The calculator lets you adjust the waste percentage so your estimate reflects your specific project.

Yes, many floor tiles can also be used on walls, especially porcelain and ceramic ones. Just make sure the tile isn’t too heavy for your wall surface and that the adhesive you choose can support its weight.

Yes, wall tiles require a strong tile adhesive that can hold the tile vertically without slipping. For wet areas like showers, make sure to use a waterproof adhesive or thinset mortar designed for walls.

Both orientations work — it depends on the look you want. Horizontal tiles can make a space feel wider, while vertical tiles add height. Your layout won’t affect the calculator’s estimate as long as the tile size is correct.

Absolutely. Just measure the backsplash area and enter the dimensions and tile size into the calculator. It works for any vertical tiling project, including kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and accent areas.

Use Enter or Space to expand answers. Press Escape to close all FAQ items.
End of FAQ section