Drywall Calculator
Drywall sheets, screws and mud — sized in seconds.
Drywall sheets needed equals total wall and ceiling area divided by 32 square feet per 4x8 sheet, plus 10% for cuts. Add screws and compound based on sheet count.
Drywall Calculator
How it's calculated
- 1Add up all wall and ceiling area in square feet.
- 2Add 10% for cuts and waste.
- 3Divide by 32 sq ft per 4x8 sheet and round up.
- 4Plan ~40 screws and half a gallon of mud per sheet.
Key takeaways
- A 4x8 sheet covers 32 sq ft.
- Longer sheets (4x12) mean fewer seams to finish.
- Tape, corner bead and primer are extra.
Related questions
- How many drywall sheets do I need?
- How much joint compound per sheet?
- What size drywall should I use?
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