How is waste applied?

The area is increased by the percent, then divided by the paver face and rounded up.

What about joint gaps?

They aren’t subtracted. If the joints are wide, the real count is a little lower.

Yes. Enter length and width separately, in millimetres.

How many pavers cover an area, with waste you can change.

How many pavers cover an area, with waste you can change. Rectangular pavers are the usual case.

Area

Paver length

Paver width

Waste allowance

Pavers to order

1,320

You need 1,320 pavers for 24 m², including 10% waste.

Pavers1,320

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24 m² of 200 by 100 mm pavers, with 10% waste, is 1,320 pavers. Each paver covers 0.02 m² before the waste is added.

How is waste applied?: The area is increased by the percent, then divided by the paver face and rounded up.
What about joint gaps?: They aren’t subtracted. If the joints are wide, the real count is a little lower.
Can the pavers be rectangular?: Yes. Enter length and width separately, in millimetres.