Bathroom tiles

Fifty-six bathroom tiles, delivered Australia-wide: marble-look, stone-look, concrete-look, terrazzo-look and travertine-look porcelain in 300 × 600, 600 × 600 and 600 × 1200 mm formats, plus subway tiles, a 300 × 600 mm wall tile and mosaic sheets of the kind often used on walls, niches and feature areas. Every tile has an A$3 sample piece, so you can compare two or three in your own bathroom light before ordering.

Start with the decisions, not the grid

How to choose bathroom tiles: seven decisions takes the choice in the order the product page can settle it, from face size and finish to what the record leaves blank. Small bathroom walls: how to pick size, face and joints works the same questions through a small bathroom, a 1.9 × 1.7 m ensuite: which formats fill 2.4 m without a cut, how joint density reads in a small room, and where a feature wall stops.

Bathroom floor tiles: what the slip class records

Thirty-two of the 56 tiles record an AS 4586 wet pendulum class on the product page: P3 on 22 and P2 on 10. All 32 are porcelain, from the marble-look, stone-look, concrete-look, terrazzo-look and travertine-look ranges. Each product page records one class for the tile as a whole, the same whichever size or finish you select, and does not tie the class to a finish; if the finish matters to your project, confirm it with the supplier documentation and your installer or specifier. Tile slip ratings: what P3 means explains the classes. What a particular bathroom or shower floor needs is set by your installer or specifier, not by this page.

Bathroom wall tiles

The wall formats are eleven ceramic subway tiles (75 × 300 mm and 100 × 300 mm) and a rectified 300 × 600 mm gloss white wall tile; twelve mosaic sheets sit alongside them. The wall tiles group groups the same twelve subway and wall tiles on their own, and the mosaic bathroom tiles collection sets out the twelve sheets by shape and material. For a feature wall behind a vanity or bath, Feature wall tiles: 11 installed walls shows finished examples.

Large, white, grey and beige bathroom tiles

Large bathroom tiles here are 600 × 600 mm and 600 × 1200 mm; eleven tiles are offered at 600 × 1200 mm. By colour, 28 of the 56 are white, 15 grey, 8 beige, and the rest charcoal, black or green. White tiles: 29 whites compared and Grey tiles: 17 faces compared set the faces side by side.

Porcelain, ceramic and marble

Thirty-five tiles are porcelain, sixteen ceramic and five natural marble mosaic sheets. Marble bathroom tiles: real marble or marble look covers the difference between the five marble sheets and the fourteen Pietra marble-look porcelain tiles.

Common questions

How many tiles do I need for a bathroom?

How many tiles do I need? Three rooms worked through includes a bathroom, and the tile calculator turns your measurements into a count of whole tiles or sheets.

Is every tile here suitable for every part of a bathroom?

This page can't answer that. This is a selection group, not an application-suitability determination. Use the individual product record as the specification source and confirm project requirements with the responsible installer or specifier.