Textured finishes are applied much thicker than paint, so they're sold by weight. Fine textures use about 1 kg per m² (20 lb per 100 sq ft); coarse ones two or three times that.
Choose fine, medium or coarse, or type the consumption printed on the bucket.
How to use
- Enter the walls and subtract doors and windows. Tick the ceiling for a textured ceiling.
- Pick fine, medium or coarse, or type the product's consumption.
- Read the total weight and the packages to buy.
How far each package goes
| Package | Fine (1 kg/m²) | Medium (1.5 kg/m²) | Coarse (2.5 kg/m²) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 lb | 244.1 sq ft | 162.7 sq ft | 97.6 sq ft |
| 40 lb | 195.3 sq ft | 130.2 sq ft | 78.1 sq ft |
Without waste.
Texture consumption
Coral lists about 1 kg/m² for its acrylic texture and Suvinil about 25 m² per 25 kg; heavier finishes such as SikaWall 412 use 2.3 kg/m². Spray-on knockdown and orange peel use less, roughly the fine figure.
Where the numbers come from
Coverage and consumption figures come from manufacturer data sheets and published standards: