Project Tools / The SGFloorHub Workbook
From the rooms you measure to the proposal you review. Three free tools to turn your flooring ideas into a brief you can actually use.
Free to useNo account neededVisual guides included
Three tools. One connected project.
Use the whole workbook in order, or go straight to the question you need to answer today.
Start with the rooms, not the flat label. Add measured areas, choose an allowance and round your order to whole packs.
A room-by-room quantity record, with measured area and material order area kept separate.
Bring the rates from your proposal. Keep supply, installation, additional work, GST treatment and your reserve visible.
A transparent cost breakdown you can revise when a quantity or quoted rate changes.
Put the written scope beside you. Review 24 items and record the questions that still need an answer.
A clearer list of confirmed scope and open questions to take back to the supplier.
The visual guide is included on the tool page.
See how it comes together
A measured area becomes a material order. Your supplier’s rates turn the quantities into a budget. The checklist helps you ask what the proposal includes.
Try it with your own measurements →Illustrative quantities: 32 × 1.10 = 35.2 m²; rounded up to 15 whole packs. Actual allowance, pack coverage and charging basis must come from your project and supplier.
Learn as you plan
Watch the short visual guide on each tool page, or follow the worked examples in the Workbook journal.
Explore Flooring Planning & Tools →Your next conversation / Singapore
Take your quantities and written scope into the next conversation. Explore ten companies by the material or trade enquiry you have in mind.
Showing 10 companies
Carpet · Wallpaper · Flooring
Wholesale carpet & vinyl
Carpet · Vinyl · Wallpaper & interior materials
Flooring supply & installation
Flooring & showroom enquiries
Tiles · Stone · Vinyl
Wallpaper & wall finishes
Wallpaper collections
Vinyl & timber flooring
Rugs & loose carpets
A reference list, not a ranking. ANB and MONLI have featured editorial placement. Confirm current services, product references, trade terms and installation responsibilities directly with each business.
Before you begin
No. Start with the tool that matches your question. If you are beginning a project, the Measure → Budget → Review sequence helps keep your quantities and scope connected.
No. It helps organise your measurements, quoted rates and review questions. A supplier still needs to confirm the products, site conditions, quantities, pricing and responsibilities in writing.
Each tool provides summary and print options. Use the copy or print controls on the tool page to keep a record for your own supplier enquiry.