Shower Tile Square Footage Calculator video tutorial – Bezruchuk Inc

Shower Tile Square Footage Calculator

Our updated calculator makes shower tile planning easier than ever. In just a few steps, you can estimate both the total square footage and the exact number of tiles you’ll need. Now with options for partition walls, flexible unit entry (inches or feet+inches), and improved mobile layout, this tool takes the guesswork out of your tile project.

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Want to See How Your Tiles Will Look?

After calculating tile quantities, preview your shower layout in real-time. Enter your wall dimensions, tile size, and pattern to see the design before installation.

➜ Try the Shower Tile Layout Tool
  1. Measure your shower walls — Left, Back, and Right. Each wall has its own row for easier entry on mobile or desktop.
  2. Enter the wall height — measure floor to ceiling for showers, or from tub top to ceiling for alcove tubs.
  3. Optional front/partition wall — Check the box if your design includes a return or partition wall, then add its width and height.
  4. Choose your unit style:
    • Leave the box unchecked to enter everything in inches
    • Check the box to switch to feet and inches
  5. Optional tile size — Enter tile width × height (in inches) to calculate the total number of pieces needed.
  6. Add extra waste percentage — 10% is standard, use 15% for complex patterns like herringbone.
  7. Click “Calculate” to instantly see both square footage and tile count (if tile size is entered).
  8. Click “Reset” anytime to clear the form and start fresh.

Have questions about sizing and ordering tile? The answers below cover common scenarios – from quick measuring steps to how much extra tile to buy—so you can use our shower tile calculator with confidence.

Shower Tile Calculator FAQ

Measure the height and width of each shower wall, multiply them to get square footage, then add the numbers together. Always include an extra 10–15% for cuts and waste.

A good online tool lets you enter wall measurements and instantly shows how many tiles you need. Look for one that works in inches or feet and adds waste automatically.

Estimators are very accurate for standard showers if you enter measurements correctly. Be sure to include door openings, niches, and benches in your calculations.

Most professionals recommend ordering 10% more tile than the exact measurement. For complex layouts or diagonal patterns, increase to 15%.

Yes, the same method applies to floors. Just measure the floor length and width, multiply, and add the waste factor.