Square Footage Hub · Project worksheet
Measure your room.
Plan your flooring.
A simple record of measurements, coverage and whole-box purchases.
Print at US Letter size.
Use one sheet per product or flooring type.
Use one sheet per product or flooring type.
Project:Room / floor:Date:
1 / Sketch the space
Label each section A, B, C… Mark closets, alcoves and areas to subtract. Sketch need not be to scale.
2 / Measure the pieces
Measure each piece as a rectangle. Add floor receiving the same product; subtract permanent areas that will not be covered. Record feet and inches separately.
Convert inches to feet: inches ÷ 12.
Area per rectangle: length in feet × width in feet.
Check: do not count overlapping sections twice.
For curves or other shapes, calculate each piece separately. This sheet does not replace a floor plan or professional measurement.
3 / List each measured section
Swipe sideways to see all measurement columns →
| Section / room | Add (+) or subtract (−) | Length ft in | Width ft in | Area sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | ||||
| B | ||||
| C | ||||
| D |
4 / Find the coverage needed
| Added areas − subtracted areas | _____ sq ft |
|---|---|
| Waste allowance chosen | _____ % |
| Area × (1 + allowance ÷ 100) | _____ sq ft |
5 / Plan the purchase
| Coverage on one box | _____ sq ft / box |
|---|---|
| Coverage needed ÷ box coverage, round up | _____ boxes |
| Optional spare boxes + total boxes | _____ + _____ |
| Price per box × total boxes | $____________ |
Worked example: 168 sq ft × 1.10 = 184.8 sq ft required. With 20 sq ft per box, 184.8 ÷ 20 = 9.24, so buy 10 boxes. That covers 200 sq ft. At $60 per box, material cost is $600 before tax or labor.