Site use
Terms of Use
Measure Then Plan provides free calculators and measurement guidance to help visitors organize an early project estimate. These terms explain the practical limits of that purpose.
Use the website as a planning tool
Calculator results are estimates derived from the measurements, choices, and supplier information entered by the visitor. Use them to organize a project question, then verify the measurements and relevant product details before buying materials or starting work.
Measurements, materials, and purchases
Geometric area, volume, and weight estimates are not the same as every real-world project need. Material condition, supplier specifications, package coverage, density, availability, delivery, taxes, site access, waste, settling, moisture, compaction, and local conditions can affect an actual purchase or project.
Purchase scenarios use the supplier capacity, increment, or coverage entered for that scenario. A result is not a supplier quote and does not guarantee that a supplier will sell, deliver, price, or fulfill a particular quantity.
When other advice is needed
The website is not a substitute for qualified professional advice when that is appropriate. It does not provide an official appraisal or real-estate living-area certification, engineering specification, property survey, permit determination, regulatory approval, or confirmation that a project is safe, suitable, or compliant.
Use the information responsibly
Check that shapes do not overlap, exclusions belong inside the area being measured, units are compatible, and supplier information matches the material and project. Do not treat an estimate as more precise than the measurements or assumptions behind it.
External resources
The website may link to outside measurement references and educational guidance. Those sites are separate services with their own content and practices.
Questions about the website
For a calculator issue, broken link, accessibility concern, or suggestion, visit the Contact page or email measurethenplan@gmail.com.
Before launch, the owner should review these terms and obtain any legal review needed for the intended publication context.