Free calculator for paint coverage, concrete volume (cement bags, sand, gravel) and insulation area. Metric units with an imperial conversion guide.
Quick answer
How much paint do I need for a room?
Measure each wall (width Γ height), subtract windows and doors, then multiply total area by number of coats. Typical coverage is 10-12 mΒ²/liter for interior paints.
π How to Calculate Construction Materials
Calculating materials accurately saves money and reduces waste. This calculator provides professional estimates for paint coverage, concrete mixing, and insulation requirements for your construction projects.
π¨ Paint Coverage
Calculate exact quantities based on paint type, coverage rate, number of coats, and wall area. Coverage varies from 5 mΒ²/L (textured) to 12 mΒ²/L (flat interior).
ποΈ Concrete Volume & Mixing
Calculate cement bags, sand, gravel, and water for any concrete project. Supports standard (1:2:3), foundation (1:1.5:2.5), and lean (1:3:4) mix ratios.
π§± Insulation Requirements
Determine rolls or boards needed based on insulation type, thickness, R-value, and area. Supports fiberglass, mineral wool, spray foam, rigid boards, and cellulose.
π Materials Reference Guide
π¨ Paint Coverage Rates
| Type |
Coverage (mΒ²/L) |
Typical Use |
| Interior Flat/Matte | 10-12 | Ceilings, low-traffic rooms |
| Interior Satin/Eggshell | 10-11 | Living rooms, bedrooms |
| Exterior Flat | 8-9 | Exterior walls, facades |
| Textured Paint | 4-5 | Feature walls, rough surfaces |
ποΈ Concrete Mix Ratios
| Mix Type |
Ratio (C:S:G) |
Bags/mΒ³ |
Typical Use |
| Standard (1:2:3) | 1:2:3 | 7 | General purpose |
| Foundation (1:1.5:2.5) | 1:1.5:2.5 | 8.5 | Foundations, footings |
| Lean Mix (1:3:4) | 1:3:4 | 5 | Fill, bedding, non-structural |