BinDecHex vs TileCount

This is a binary, decimal, hexadecimal calculator. The user chooses one of the three formats for their input value, and converts that value into one of the other two formats.

TileCount is a tile estimating worksheet built for field use. Start with the free Quick Calc when you need a fast material check for one surface. Unlock TileCount Pro when you need the full estimating workflow: saved jobs, multiple spaces, customer details, price book defaults, labor, markup, quote review, and PDF export. Built for tile contractors, remodelers, and serious DIY projects: - Estimate floors, walls, showers, tub surrounds, and backsplashes - Start faster with room templates for tub surrounds, showers, backsplashes, and floors - Subtract doors, windows, fixtures, and tile niches from the takeoff - Account for pattern waste on straight, stacked, running bond, diagonal, herringbone, and chevron installs - Round tile orders to full boxes and flag box coverage entries that look unusual - Choose mosaic chip size and trowel size for tighter grout and thinset estimates - Estimate grout, thinset, backer board or uncoupling membrane, waterproofing, movement-joint sealant, trim, accessories, labor, markup, and tax - Use your own price book values for tile, setting materials, accessories, labor, markup, and tax - Review install risks like wet-area waterproofing, movement joints, stone reminders, substrate conditions, and large-format mortar setup - Share a client proposal PDF with validity date, scope, inclusions, exclusions, terms, signature blocks, contractor countersignature, and change-order disclaimer - Export an internal worksheet that keeps estimator economics, warnings, and price details separate from the client proposal TileCount does not provide live supplier pricing or licensed cost-book rates. It gives you a structured estimating workflow using the prices and job assumptions you control. TileCount estimates are not guarantees. Verify quantities, dimensions, prices, taxes, manufacturer instructions, local code requirements, and jobsite conditions before ordering materials, signing a contract, or starting work.