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Epoxy flooring calculator

Work out the epoxy quantity in kilograms, litres and kits — from thickness and density, or from the TDS consumption.

Inputs

The values shown are an illustrative example, not product data; replace them with your project values and the approved TDS.

Input method

From thickness and densityFor self-levelling and mortar coats.From consumption per m²For primers and thin coats.

Area

m²

The net area to be treated, without waste.

Number of coats

Coats with the same thickness or consumption.

Thickness per coat

As the approved specification requires.

Density

kg/L

The mixed density from the TDS.

Waste (optional)

An allowance for cuts, overlaps, details and site losses.

Kit size (optional)

The net weight of one kit (base + hardener).

Total quantity1,008.0 kg

Results

Result of the example values

Consumption per coat: 3.20 kg/m²
Total consumption per m²: 3.20 kg/m²
Total quantity: 1,008.0 kg
Volume: 630.0 L
Total thickness: 2.00 mm
Kits: 51 kits

Estimate only — final quantities depend on the approved specification, the product TDS and a site survey. No prices are given.

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+01.00Formulas

How it is calculated

Consumption per coat = thickness (mm) × density (kg/L) [1 mm over 1 m² = 1 L]
Quantity = area × consumption per coat × coats × (1 + waste %)
Volume = quantity ÷ density · kits = round up [ quantity ÷ kit size ]

QQuestions

Questions clients ask

How many kilograms of epoxy does a square metre need?

It depends on the system and thickness: each millimetre over one square metre is one litre of material, multiplied by its density from the data sheet to give kilograms, plus primer and waste. Roller-applied coats are worked out from the consumption per coat.