Carpet Cost Calculator

Carpet comes off a roll of fixed width, usually 12 feet, so the square footage of the floor is not what you end up paying for. This works out how many full width runs a rectangular room needs, which direction wastes less, how many seams that leaves and the linear feet of roll to order, then prices the carpet, padding, installation and removal of the old floor. A second tab handles a staircase, cutting one piece per step across the roll from the tread, riser and nosing you measure. Pattern repeats, L shaped rooms, winders and landings are not included, so measure those separately and add them on.

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Measurements In
Covers every measurement on this form, every price, and the answers. The roll width is separate and may be either: a 12 ft roll is 3.6576 m, and a 4 m roll is 13 ft 1-1/4 in.
Whichever the roll actually is. It does not have to match the unit you measured the room in, and each width is named in the unit you picked.
Extra length on every run so it can be cut in square. Three to six inches is normal, which is eight to fifteen centimetres: the 3 sitting there is an inches figure, so raise it if you switched.
Per square yard, or per square metre to match the choice at the top. A price quoted per square foot is a ninth of the same price per square yard, so multiply it by 9.
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Measurements In
Covers every measurement on this form, every price, and the answers. The roll width is separate and may be either: a 12 ft roll is 3.6576 m, and a 4 m roll is 13 ft 1-1/4 in.
In inches, or in centimetres to match the choice at the top. The 10 sitting there is inches; a typical tread is 25 cm.
Extra carpet to wrap the front edge of the tread.
Whichever the roll actually is. It does not have to match the unit you measured the stairs in, and each width is named in the unit you picked.
Per square yard, or per square metre to match the choice at the top.
Stairs are almost always quoted per step, not by the yard.
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