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Practical ways to measure, compare and plan a tiling project — with exact product facts kept separate until they are verified.

From the journal

Room ideas and practical decisions.

Close-up of a continuous pale stone surface with crystalline grain and warm veining under raking light Materials

The five tiles here that are actually stone

Five product pages still give the short answer promised by this title. Their Material row reads Marble, while twenty-two products are grouped under concrete-look, stone-look, terrazzo-look or travertine-look...

Pale square-tiled floor viewed from a doorway, with a continuous grout grid leading to a low timber bench in soft side daylight. Planning

How to compare tile scale

The range states fourteen distinct face sizes — five field-tile formats and nine mosaic sheet sizes. This page puts them in one row, works out what each holds...

Editorial kitchen scene with a soft sage mosaic splashback Planning

What to confirm before choosing

Slip class is recorded for 22 of 46 tiles, material for all 46 and thickness for 29. Box coverage for none. What each product page states, and what...

Editorial kitchen scene with a soft sage mosaic splashback Measuring

How to measure a tiling project

Measure each surface separately, add the rectangular areas, subtract openings that will not be tiled, and keep the resulting net area separate from product coverage and allowance.

Planning support

Useful answers, without a separate help section.