How to calculate the area of wall tiles in the kitchen and bathroom?

For example, the kitchen is 3 meters long and 3 meters wide. 3 meters high. The wall area should be the perimeter of the kitchen multiplied by the height (and then the area excluding the doors and windows is about 31.

It mainly depends on the size of your window. The area of the door is basically more than one square meter. In the end, the wall is about 22 square meters.

The ground area is one square.

Then divide the wall area by the area of the brick you have chosen. For example, the brick is 300*450 = the ground. The same is true for the bathroom.

The circumference is multiplied by the height, if the back of the cabinet is not deducted, the window and door area do not need to be buckled (with the exception of the large sliding door), there is always a loss when tiling, even if the workload is calculated with the worker, it is generally not deducted, because the worker is laborious in the place of twisting and turning, if you must buckle it, but the worker has to scold the mother behind the back.

First of all, measure the area of the tiles to be pasted, record the length and width of each side in detail, select the size of the bricks and combine the size of each brick surface, divide the length of the brick wall by the width of the brick, divide the height of the brick wall by the length of the brick, and multiply the two numbers obtained above. The calculation method for each wall and floor is the same as above.

Note: When the number obtained when calculating each wall tile appears to be a decimal, use a method to take the whole number.

The cleanliness is pretty much the same! Generally, it is recommended to use polished bricks, that is, bright bricks, depending on personal preference, anyway, no matter what bricks are used, the lights should be turned on! It's just the difference in reflectivity, I like matte, and I'm afraid of dark light, just install a lamp with high brightness!

Ask the mud master, silly girl. Not sensible!