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Rectangular living room with 60 × 60 tiles
Compares a wall start with a centred layout to avoid a narrow strip at the far edge.
- Area
- 18.72 m²
- Tile size
- 600 × 600
- Order
- 15 boxes
Calculated projects
Six spaces. Six tile-layout decisions.
Editorial simulations calculated with CalcuCeram; they are not completed projects attributed to third parties.
Orientation
02
Living room with 60 × 120 tiles
Compares orientation and starting point to reduce cuts and give the room a clearer visual rhythm.
- Area
- 22.57 m²
- Tile size
- 600 × 1200
- Order
- 24 boxes
Bathroom
03
Compact bathroom floor
In a small room, shifting the grid by a few centimetres can greatly change the perimeter cuts.
- Area
- 4.41 m²
- Tile size
- 600 × 600
- Order
- 5 boxes
Wall
04
Bathroom wall with 30 × 90 tiles
A simple elevation helps decide whether to centre the joints or keep a full tile in the most visible area.
- Area
- 6.72 m²
- Tile size
- 300 × 900
- Order
- 7 boxes
Exterior
05
Outdoor terrace with 60 × 120 tiles
The plan quantifies the tiles, while falls, drainage, joints and waterproofing must be checked separately.
- Area
- 18 m²
- Tile size
- 600 × 1200
- Order
- 15 boxes
Commercial
06
Commercial space with 90 × 90 tiles
The order allowance is kept separate from joint design and the performance requirements for a commercial floor.
- Area
- 47.04 m²
- Tile size
- 900 × 900
- Order
- 39 boxes