Wallpaper calculation

To perform calculations on the wallpaper calculator, you need to know the following parameters:
Perimeter of the walls to be covered in meters;
Wall height;

Width, height of the door, windows in the room;
Width and length of the rolls – specified on the packaging of the selected wallpaper (wallpaper width ranges from 0.4 to 1.6 meters, and the length from 7 to 18 meters).

Room parameters

Room width m
Room length m
Room perimeter m
Ceiling height m

Doors windows

Number of doors pcs
Door height cm
Door width cm
Number of windows pcs
Window height cm
Window width cm

Wallpaper parameters

Roll length m
Wallpaper width cm
Pattern repeat cm
Offset pattern

Allowance for alignment

Allowance for alignment
Number of wallpapers m. p.
Number of rolls pcs.

To calculate the necessary number of panels for wallpapering in a room, you need to:
Room perimeter/roll width. For example, our room has a perimeter of 35 meters, and wallpaper with a width of 0.75 meters. We calculate: 35/0,75=46.67, rounding up gives us – 47 panels.

Now you need to calculate how many panels are in one roll. To do this, divide the roll length by the room height. For example, the height – 2.5 meters, and the roll length – 12 meters. We get – 4.8 panels, rounding – 4.
For counting the required number of rolls for the room. Divide the number of panels needed for the room by the number of panels in one roll. In our case: 47/4=11.75, which means 12 rolls.

Remember not to throw away leftover wallpaper after renovation, as it will be extremely difficult to find them for sale in a few years, and they may be needed for unforeseen repairs!, for example: replacing torn wallpaper that your new cat had fun with, walls drawn on by a small child, floods, and a number of other natural causes.