How much flooring for a 13 × 14 ft room?
A 13 × 14 ft room has 182 sq ft of floor. With a 10% waste allowance that is about 9 boxes of flooring at 23.77 sq ft per box — enough material with offcuts covered.
- Room
- 13 × 14 ft
- Net area
- 182 sq ft
- With allowance
- 200.2 sq ft
- Purchased
- 213.9 sq ft
- Leftover (est.)
- 31.9 sq ft
Based on 23.77 sq ft per box (luxury vinyl plank) and a 10% waste allowance for a straight lay. Diagonal or herringbone needs more.
Change the numbers in the flooring calculator →How this is worked out
Flooring calculator uses the same method as every tool here: measure the area, add a visible allowance, divide by what one box covers, and round up. The number above is the honest planning quantity — not an exact cut list. Confirm coverage on your product before buying.
buy = net area × (1 + allowance) ÷ per-box coverage → round up
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Frequently asked questions
How many boxes of flooring for a 13 × 14 room?
About 9 boxes at 23.77 sq ft per box, covering 182 sq ft plus a 10% waste allowance. Change the box coverage in the flooring calculator for your product.
How much waste should I add for flooring?
10% is a reasonable allowance for a straight lay. Diagonal, herringbone, or a busy room with many cuts needs 15% or more.
Does room shape matter?
This assumes a rectangular 13 × 14 room. For L-shaped or irregular rooms, total the floor area and enter it in the calculator.