How many pavers do I need per square foot?

It depends on size. A standard 8×4 in paver covers 0.22 sq ft, so you need about 4.5 per square foot.

How much extra should I buy?

Add 10% for cuts and breakage, more for diagonal or herringbone patterns.

Enter your patio area and paver size to get the number of pavers needed, including a waste factor and optional cost.

Estimates only. Round up and buy a little extra to account for waste, spills, and breakage.

Pavers = patio area ÷ paver area, then × (1 + waste%). Paver area = paver length × paver width ÷ 144.

How many pavers do I need per square foot?: It depends on size. A standard 8×4 in paver covers 0.22 sq ft, so you need about 4.5 per square foot.
How much extra should I buy?: Add 10% for cuts and breakage, more for diagonal or herringbone patterns.

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