Square metres are not a budget. Autolay lays out your real room, counts whole packs instead of bare area, adds underlay, adhesive and skirting from the catalogue, and shows the total in your currency — before you order anything.
Try it on the demo plan →Most free planners stop at an area and a waste percentage. What you actually have to decide is whether to order eight packs or nine, and what that costs once underlay and adhesive are on the delivery note. That is a different calculation: packs come whole, offcuts are not free, and accessories are sold by the roll and the bucket.
Type the room dimensions, or import the floor plan as a photo, PDF, DXF, IFC/BIM model or 3D scan. The plan is what makes the count exact: the cuts at the walls depend on the real shape of the room.
Per square metre, or as pack size and price per pack the way the shop sells it. For a tender, material, subfloor, adhesive and labour can be priced separately per square metre. The currency follows your language — euro, US dollar, pound, franc, Canadian or Australian dollar.
The result step shows the net area, the material actually needed, the whole packs, the waste percentage and the cost, plus the accessories from the catalogue as a shopping list. Save it with the project or export it together with the laying plan.
An example with a 20.0 m² room, laminate at 6.5 % waste, and prices you enter yourself:
Open the demo floor plan, pick a material, type the price your supplier quotes, and the result step shows the packs, the waste and the total. Your own room takes the same six steps.
