How to install carpet tiles in an office - part 1 - subfloor and laying out

An in-depth deep dive video on how to fit carpet tiles into an office. Get it right from the start. This part one video covers:
1) Getting the subfloor right
2) How to set out the carpet tiles correctly
It is very important tom plan the project first and then set out the carpet tiles to ensure you are not left with a lot of 'wallies'. Hughie explains what they are in the video!
Part 1: • How to install carpet ... - how to fit carpet tiles
Part 2: • Easy guide to installi... - how to set out the carpet tiles for a pattern
Part 3: • How to cut and fit car... - how to fit a carpet tile and cut around any obstacle
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[@iamseanlowe]

but surely you would waste less if you square upto the wall as your wasting 20 cm off each side of the room, if you squared up. then you could cut one tile 5 times to creat 5 x 10 cm tiles for that edge only along one side.. you are clearly creating more waste!

[@fenstoncarter]

You don't know if every wall is completely straight. Start from the middle and work to the edges. Cut each tile to that part of the wall. I can assure you you will have less wasted tiles at the end.

[@tonyr3091]

How can a square tile have a diameter of 500mm you ‘Wally’🤣

[@fenstoncarter]

Admittedly, wide is a more accurate desciption however, according to Oxford dictionary it is technically not an incorrect use of the word. the diameter
noun: diameter; plural noun: diameters
1.a straight line passing from side to side through the centre of a body or figure, especially a circle or sphere.