Draw the room in your browser, pick the material, and get a seam diagram, a roll-by-roll cut sheet and a quote with your logo on it. In minutes, on any device, nothing to install.
Pattern match rounds every cut to the repeat. Pile runs one way, always. Seams land where they belong, and fill pieces come out of your offcuts before they come out of a new roll. The plan on screen is the plan on the floor.
| Pattern match | set / drop, rounded to repeat |
| Pile direction | one way, all cuts |
| Fill pieces | from offcuts first |
| Roll widths | 12', 13'2", 15' / 4m, 5m |
| Doorways | pattern carries through |
The cut sheet lists every cut in the order it comes off the roll, numbered, so your installer works down the list instead of doing geometry in a hallway. The order line rounds up, never down. What you draw is what you order is what gets cut.
| roll 1 · cut 1 | 12'0" x 15'0" · living |
| roll 1 · cut 2 | 12'0" x 15'0" · living, trim to 9'4" |
| cut 2 offcut | 2'6" x 9'0" · hall |
| order | 12'0" x 30'0" · 40 sy · waste 8.5% |
Material, pad, base, transitions and stairs, each a priced line. Your logo at the top, your terms at the bottom, exported as a clean PDF before you leave the house. It reads like it came from a company twice your size.
| Carpet 12' broadloom | 40.0 sy |
| Pad 8 lb | 40.0 sy |
| Base 4" | 88 lf |
| Transitions | 3 pcs |
| Stairs, 13 rises | waterfall |
| Total | $ 2,790.00 |
The estimating suites are built for estimating departments. If you are the estimator, the installer and the owner, you need the part that does the work, priced like a tool, not like a system.
Private beta this fall. Invites go out in waitlist order, and the first 100 accounts lock in the $19 founding price for good. After that, it is $29.
Three documents from one drawing: a seam diagram that follows trade rules, a cut sheet listed roll by roll in cutting order, and a customer quote with your logo and your prices, exported as PDF.
Yes. Set match and drop match, with every cut rounded to the repeat and seams landing on pattern. Waste is calculated from the real layout, not from a percentage guess.
Stairs get counted properly: rises, treads and nosing, waterfall or cap and band, and they land in the same order and the same quote as the rest of the job.
No. It runs in the browser on whatever you already carry into the house. If you can sketch a room on paper, you can use Floorsizer. There is nothing to configure before your first takeoff.
The team behind Wallsizer, the takeoff tool for wallpaper professionals. Same obsession: what you draw is what you order is what gets installed.