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Estimate strips and rolls for walls of the same height. Include trimming and an optional straight-match vertical repeat.
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Calculates cut length per strip before strips per roll. Short leftovers cannot necessarily be joined into a complete strip.
Strips = ceil(wall width ÷ roll width). Add trimming allowance to the cut length, then round up to a whole pattern repeat. Strips per roll = floor(roll length ÷ cut length). Doors and windows are not deducted. Supports vertical straight matching only; offset or half-drop patterns, differing wall heights and joining across rolls need separate layout planning.
Required strips round wall width divided by roll width upward. Cut length is wall height plus trim rounded up to a whole pattern repeat; strips per roll round roll length divided by cut length downward.
A 53 cm repeat should be entered as 0.53 m. Top and bottom allowances are added together, so 5 cm at each end means 0.1 m total.
Doors and windows are not deducted. Half-drop, offset matching, unequal wall heights and matching across rolls require a separate layout; a roll must yield at least one complete strip.
References:OpenStax: algebra and applications
Estimate strips and rolls for walls of the same height. Include trimming and an optional straight-match vertical repeat.
Start with combined width of equal-height walls (m), then fill the other relevant fields in the units shown. The field hints explain the required format and examples.
Required strips round wall width divided by roll width upward. Cut length is wall height plus trim rounded up to a whole pattern repeat; strips per roll round roll length divided by cut length downward.
For a 3 m wide, 2.4 m high wall with 0.5 m wide by 10 m rolls and 0.1 m total trim, each strip is 2.5 m without a repeat. Six strips need two rolls containing four strips each.
A 53 cm repeat should be entered as 0.53 m. Top and bottom allowances are added together, so 5 cm at each end means 0.1 m total.
Doors and windows are not deducted. Half-drop, offset matching, unequal wall heights and matching across rolls require a separate layout; a roll must yield at least one complete strip.
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