To measure how many square meters of PVC commercial flooring rolls you need for your office floor, follow these steps:

Calculate the Area: Measure the length and width of the office floor in meters using a tape measure. If the floor has irregular shapes or alcoves, break it down into smaller sections and measure each separately.

Multiply Length by Width: Multiply the length of the floor by the width to calculate the total square meters of the floor area. For example, if the length is 10 meters and the width is 6 meters, the total area would be 10 meters × 6 meters = 60 square meters.

Consider Wastage: It's advisable to account for wastage when purchasing flooring materials. Wastage can occur due to cutting, trimming, or errors during installation. A common rule of thumb is to add an additional 5-10% to your total square meterage to accommodate wastage.

Calculate Total Quantity: Add the estimated wastage percentage to the total square meterage calculated in step 2. This will give you the total quantity of PVC commercial flooring rolls needed for your office floor.

Here's the formula to calculate the total quantity of flooring rolls:

Total Quantity = Total Square Meters × (1 + Wastage Percentage)

For example, if your total square meterage is 60 square meters and you want to add a 10% wastage allowance:

Total Quantity = 60 square meters × (1 + 0.10) = 66 square meters

So, you would need approximately 66 square meters of PVC commercial flooring rolls to cover your office floor, including a 10% wastage allowance.

Check Roll Dimensions: Regular PVC commercial flooring measures 2m wide and 20m long. One roll is 40 square meters. The thickness is 2mm (if you need other thickness you can consult us).

Divide the total square meters needed by the coverage area of each roll to determine the number of rolls required.

By following these steps and considering wastage, you can accurately determine how many square meters of PVC commercial flooring rolls you need to cover your office floor.