How to measure how many tiles you need for tiling a bathroom or splashback

[@Sadidesifamily]

Thank you for such a brilliant video!! You were clear and simple. Awesome!

[@passenger3]

Best explanation on KZbin

[@luisorlando4294]

thank you for the numbers and specially the trick of the percentage calculation

[@gndulor1652]

Thank you - super simple and clear - appreciated!

[@dkhan9729]

You would be a great teacher

[@mattec6071]

Clear video, cheers 👍🏻

[@OsKaRR]

Great video!!!

[@MsVivian99]

Many thanks , very helpful

[@janiguirguis7969]

Very helpful, now what about the entry door ? Did you calculate that as well like the window?

[@zacpardillo3800]

Your a legend thank you so much 😊

[@kittyjenkins6750]

Great. Nice little maths lesson.

[@ftunnmnbar6268]

Awesome video! But when we calculate for the shower wall. Should we add 10 or 20% for each wall or after we calculate the whole shower wall?

[@Webpromotions]

Just calculate the total amount of tiles you need then add 10-20%. (Just remember if your floor and walls are different type of tiles then calculate the floor +10-20% then calculate the walls +10-20%)

[@ftunnmnbar6268]

​@Webpromotions alright thank you so much so much Sir.

[@williamwalton2351]

👍

[@sheiladaniel4338]

Great thank you so...much. Just what I thought

[@ogundipeayodeji7149]

Thanks for this amazing video but please, how did you come by 1.2 for ten percent wastage and 1.3 for 30 percent wastage?

[@ftunnmnbar6268]

That’s also my question!?

[@Skipmakliw7536]

i think its easier to divide the length of the room to the length of the tile and width of the room to the width of the tile then multiply your answer

[@yusmightabdulmumeen9292]

Thanks

[@seanbrown9105]

I like it

[@StevenKetchem-g8z]

how are you gonna know the amount of tiles needed ?

[@francesmingo7623]

This is not telling me how many 12”x12” squares I need to tile a kitchen backsplash behind the sink

[@mattec6071]

Clear video, cheers 👍🏻