3 Floor Design Tools

By Brett Hart Created: September, 2019 - Modified: January, 2024


Use our smart design tools to help you visualize what our flooring will look like in your space and determine how much flooring you will need for your project.

1. Room Visualizer

See what different types of flooring will look like in your very own dojo, dance studio, gym, basement, living room, playroom, and more!


From the product page, click View In My Room and simply upload a picture of your room. You will be able to switch products once you are in the Visualizer. See detailed directions here.

Watch this video for more tips on how to use the Room Visualizer.


2. Floor Plan Designer

Create simple or complex room layouts with the Floor Plan Designer. From the product page, click Floor Plan Designer to open the Designer.

Enter the dimensions of your room and the amount of mats, tiles, or rolls needed for your project will be automatically calculated and displayed at the bottom of the screen.

The Designer allows you to create custom shapes for your layout and easily create custom patterns with different colors. See detailed directions here.

To save this information, take a screen capture or use the print option from your browser and either Print or Save as a PDF.

Watch this video for more tips on how to use the Floor Plan Designer.


3. Quick Flooring Calculator

Get a quick product total for basic square or rectangular spaces by using the Quick Flooring Calculator that is featured right on the product page.


Open the box titled How Much Flooring Do I Need and enter your room dimensions. You also have the option to include a 5% overage to ensure you have enough and to account for any mishaps during installation or in the future. See detailed directions here.

If ordering interlocking flooring, you may want to read about interlock loss and how this may affect your coverage area

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We Are Happy To Help

It’s always best to follow up with our excellent customer service staff as they will be able to give you a more accurate estimate - especially when floor dimensions don’t match up exactly with full tiles, mats and rolls.