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Carpet Measuring and Room Layout Calculator

 

Here is a Free Carpet Calculator to help you measure and estimate how much carpet or flooring you need and get useful layouts of your rooms. 

 

You can use this calculator to verify any carpet bids or estimates you receive from carpet salespeople to make sure their measurements are accurate or if you are being over-measured or over-charged. 

 

Simply select your room shape and insert your room measurements to generate printable diagrams. You can also measure and create a diagram for your stairs too! Watch a free Video Tutorial to help you make the best use of this powerful software program. 

 

Click on the Calculate button below to get started.

      

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The Carpet Professor website has been created to help educate consumers about how to choose new carpet wisely.  In order to make wise and informed carpet choices, consumers must have free and unfettered access to accurate and complete product specifications.

 

The Carpet Professor website provides consumers with free unbiased carpet buying information along with free printable forms, charts, guides and checklists. There is also a free carpet shopping form to help consumers compare products and services side by side to help narrow down the best final choices.

 

Consumers can also take a quick carpet foot-traffic test to help determine what grade of carpet will meet their needs, goals and lifestyle.

 

Knowing how to choose the right grade of Carpet is just one aspect of the carpet buying process. Selecting the correct padding is also a critical factor. The Carpet Professor reveals all aspects of choosing the right carpet, selecting the correct padding and how to obtain qualified carpet installation.

 

When it comes to buying new carpet, consumers deserve first-class customer service before, during and especially after the sale. Today, there are way too many carpet and flooring retailers that fail to provide this essential service. Consumer Carpet Buying Mistakes - Carpet Complaints

 

 

Unscrupulous carpet retailers also use sneaky sales gimmicks to deceive and overcharge unsuspecting consumers. The Carpet Professor uncovers and exposes retail carpet scams and rip-offs and helps consumers avoid becoming the victim of a carpet scam. Common Retail Carpet Scams Revealed

 

In today's world, it's not enough to know how to make wise and informed carpet buying choices. Consumers also need to buy from an honest and reputable carpet and flooring retailer. 

 

That's why there is a link at the bottom of every web page to The Carpet Professor's Preferred Carpet Dealer Directory, a nationwide list of handpicked locally-owned carpet and flooring stores.

 

The Carpet Professor's ultimate goal is to help consumers choose wisely, save time and money, avoid common scams and make sure the whole job is done right... from start to finish, the first time. Before You Buy New Carpet Checklist

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Carpet Measuring SF verses SY Explained 

There are two ways to figure your carpet material needs, by the Square Foot or by the Square Yard. Either way is acceptable and the end result is the same. For example: A room measuring 10' long by 12' wide equals 120 square feet (SF). This is calculated by multiplying the with and length. (10 x 12 = 120)

 

You can change from square feet to square yards by dividing the square feet by 9. The square yardage for a room 10' by 12' would be 13.33 yards (10 x 12 = 120 divided by 9 = 13.33 yards).

 

A simple 2 bedroom home requires about 900 square feet of carpet. This covers the living room, the dining room, hallway and two bedrooms. 900 square feet is equal to 100 square yards. (900 divided by 9 = 100) 

 

Using the diagram below you can see the size of one square foot verses one square yard.

  • One square foot is 12 inches wide by 12 inches long. 

  • One square yard is 36 inches wide by 36 inches long. 

  • There are 9 square feet in one square yard. 

 

Diagram shows 1 square foot compared to 1 square yard. Carpet measuring - Carpetprofessor.com

 

 

 

 

 

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