BTU Calculator
BTU needed to heat or cool a room.
How much material to buy, and what the running costs come to. 17 free tools, no sign-up, and they run in your browser.
Tiles, paint, concrete, running costs and energy bills.
BTU needed to heat or cool a room.
Concrete volume in cubic metres and bags.
The running cost of any appliance by the hour, day, month and year.
Fence panels, posts and concrete for any run.
Packs of laminate or wood flooring and underlay.
Calculate trip fuel cost from distance, efficiency and the price per unit.
Gravel and aggregate in tonnes and bulk bags.
Mulch and topsoil in cubic metres, bags and bulk bags.
Paint needed for walls and ceiling, by coats.
Roof pitch, rafter length and roof area.
Scale a recipe to any number of servings.
Solar system size, output and payback period.
Even or uneven splits with tip and tax, and who owes exactly what.
How many tiles and boxes a room needs.
Calculate a tip, the total, and what each person owes when splitting.
Journey cost in fuel and tolls, split per person.
Wallpaper rolls counted properly, by drops.
Material calculators are only useful if they answer in what the shop sells. A floor area in square metres does not tell you how many boxes of tiles to buy, so these work in packs, tins, bags and panels, include a waste allowance you can change, and round up -- because coming back for one more box is worse than having one spare.
The tile calculator, flooring calculator, paint calculator and wallpaper calculator cover interior work; the concrete calculator, gravel calculator, mulch and soil calculator and fence calculator cover outside. The paint calculator accounts for doors, windows and the number of coats, which is where most estimates go wrong.
The electricity bill calculator turns an appliance's wattage and your tariff into a daily, monthly and yearly cost, which is the quickest way to find out what is actually expensive to run. The BTU calculator sizes heating and cooling for a room, and the solar panel calculator estimates output and payback from your own roof figures.
The fuel cost calculator and trip cost calculator work out what a journey costs in fuel, split between passengers if you are sharing. Both work in either mpg or litres per 100 km, so it does not matter which your car reports.
Every tool in this category, in alphabetical order.
Ten per cent is the usual starting point for tiles and flooring, more for a diagonal layout or a room with many cuts. Every material calculator here lets you change the allowance and shows its effect.
Yes. Materials are sold in packs, tins and bags, so the answer is given in whole units with the leftover shown, rather than a fractional quantity you cannot buy.
On a recent bill, as a price per kWh, plus a daily standing charge if your tariff has one. Both go into the electricity bill calculator; entering only the unit rate still gives a usable comparison between appliances.
They are good enough to budget and to order with a sensible margin. For anything structural, such as concrete, confirm the quantity with your supplier or builder before ordering.
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