Straight
Aligned joints in both directions: the most common and economical pattern.
Get a quick answer from the area, with no account. When you need the exact count with cuts, draw your room.
Tiles and boxes to order, allowance included.
Calculate →Kilograms of adhesive per m² by trowel notch, and bags needed.
Calculate →Kilograms of grout for your tile size and joint width.
Calculate →10 or 15 %? What the allowance covers, and what it does not.
Calculate →Draw your room to the millimetre, choose tile or wood flooring, and let Tilelico calculate the layout, cuts, quantities and setting-out dimensions.
Reproduce your room to the millimetre: rectangle, L shape or a point-by-point outline with each wall length entered from the keyboard.
Wall snapping, live angles and partitions that split a whole floor into rooms.
Choose the flooring and pattern: size, joint, orientation, starting point and cut distribution.
Twenty-seven sizes, fourteen patterns, multi-size opus and wood flooring with expansion clearance.
Tilelico calculates the layout, cuts, quantities and, above all, the setting-out dimensions to mark on the floor.
Grouped cut sheet, adhesive and grout quantities, and a job-site PDF.
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Every preview below comes from the Tilelico engine, not an illustration. What you see is what your room will produce.
Chevron, random opus and cabochon patterns are not available yet: tell us which one you need.
A square-metre figure does not show where cuts will land, how many tiles to buy or where to mark the first line.
Non-parallel walls, recesses, columns and openings: the area is a real polygon measured wall by wall, not an approximate rectangle.
Every tile is actually clipped by the room boundary. The result never relies on dividing one surface area by another.
Tilelico flags cuts below your threshold, suggests a better distribution and shows the result before applying it.
Living room, kitchen and hallway share one grid so grout lines continue naturally through thresholds.
Split a volume with a partition line. Wall thickness is removed from the covered area without shifting the grid.
Tile joints and wood expansion gaps are handled differently, while multi-size modules are counted size by size.
Three practical documents turn a good-looking plan into a useful job-site tool.
Nine sections to set out, cut, order and brief the team.
Pro reports carry your logo, business details, client and job reference on the cover. Free reports carry a Tilelico watermark but contain the same calculations.
Download a real report (PDF)The complete engine is free for one room. You only pay to go further, never to see the result.
To evaluate Tilelico with your own room.
To prepare your own project perfectly.
For installers and client projects.
No. Tilelico prepares the layout from the dimensions you enter. Measurements taken on site and the manufacturer’s instructions remain the reference.
From geometry: the real grid is clipped by the room outline and every source tile touched by a cut is counted. A simple area division is only a rough reference.
Not to try it: you can draw a room, compute the layout and see the complete result without an account. But nothing is saved that way — closing the tab discards the work. A free account keeps one project and restores it on any of your devices.
No. Tile uses grout lines between pieces, while wood flooring uses expansion clearance around the perimeter and different offcut reuse rules.
It describes the calculated grid. Tilelico can show potential offcut reuse, while the safer order quantity remains based on a conservative assumption.
Yes. Rooms can share one grid so the flooring continues across thresholds without grout-line breaks.
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