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Paver Calculator

Estimate paving area, paver quantities, waste allowance and material cost.

Metric Calculator
1

Paving Area

Enter the finished length and width of the paving area.

m
m
2

Paver Size

Enter the face dimensions of one paver.

mm
mm
3

Allowance and Cost

Add waste allowance and optional cost information.

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How this calculator works

Paving area is calculated from area length × area width.

Paver face area is calculated after converting millimetres to metres.

The paving area is divided by one paver face area to estimate the basic quantity.

Waste allowance is added before the final paver quantity is rounded upward.

Estimated cost is final paver quantity × price per paver.

PAVER PLANNING GUIDE

Plan Paver Quantities, Waste and Cost Before You Order

Measure the paving area, confirm the paver size, allow for cuts and breakage, and estimate the quantity and material cost before ordering.

01

Measure the Paving Area

Measure the finished length and width of the area to be paved.

Paving area = Length × Width
02

Confirm the Paver Size

Use the actual face dimensions of one paver. Millimetres are converted to metres.

Paver face area = (Length ÷ 1000) × (Width ÷ 1000)
03

Calculate the Base Quantity

Divide the paving area by one paver face area to estimate the basic quantity.

Base pavers = ⌈Paving area ÷ Paver face area⌉
04

Add Waste Allowance

Allow extra pavers for cuts, breakage and complex pattern layouts.

Final pavers = ⌈Exact base × (1 + Waste ÷ 100)⌉
05

Check Extra Pavers

See how many additional pavers are included after applying the waste allowance.

Extra pavers = Final pavers − Base pavers
06

Estimate Material Cost

Enter a price per paver to estimate the material cost.

Paver cost = Final pavers × Price per paver

Before You Order Pavers

Confirm actual paver dimensions, cuts, pattern layout, waste allowance and supplier pack sizes.

Bedding, jointing materials, site preparation and labour are separate from this estimate.