
Go to Tiles on the dropdown list, and select some tiles that look approximately like the one’s you’re going to use. Step 03 – Choose tiles and paint them onto the floor Do this as roughly or accurately as you like. Now draw rectangles where the bath, toilet stem, basin stand, or any other obstruction are placed. Type in the dimension of the room (length, width) and hit Enter. Using the Rectangle tool, click on the Origin (where the red, blue and green lines cross) and then draw a rectangle roughly the right size of your room, or area to be paved. I promise it will save you hassle and time! If you’re about to go and tile your bathroom floor, pave your driveway, or board your loft – wait a second – and follow this tutorial first.

One of the best is to get quick plans and estimates of materials. SketchUp’s easy to use tools can help you in all sorts of DIY tasks. Planning a floor tiling project with SketchUp The url for the full tutorial and images is.


I've just created a short tutorial on how to plan a tiled floor using SketchUp.
