Tile Layout Drawing Software for Floors and Showers
Draw the tile pattern, set the starting line and centre the cuts, then send the layout to the client before you set a single tile.
What you draw
Floor layouts
Tile patterns with grout joints and starting lines.
Shower elevations
Wall layouts with niche and bench positions.
Feature patterns
Herringbone, borders and inlays with hatches.
Approval sheet
One sheet the client approves by link.
How a job runs
- Step 1
Draw the room outline.
- Step 2
Pattern the tile and shift to balance the cuts.
- Step 3
Add niches and transitions.
- Step 4
Send for approval.
Parts you save once
Why tile & stone businesses switch
Tile setters usually explain layouts with a pencil on the floor. A shared drawing avoids "that is not what I expected" after the tile is set.
Setup tip
Pattern one tile across the room, then move the pattern's start point to balance the cut tiles on both walls.
Common questions
Yes. Pattern tile parts with the joint spacing, or use hatch patterns for quick fills.
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