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Image of Keystone Stone tile 40x60cm-Porcelain tile-Yurtbay-tile.co.uk Image of Keystone Stone tile 40x60cm-Porcelain tile-Yurtbay-tile.co.uk
Keystone Stone tile 40x60cm
£27.00m2
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Oyster Split Face Quartzite tile 10x36cm
£70.00m2
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Grey/White Mix Split Face tile 10x36cm
£70.00m2
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Black Slate Split Face tile 10x36cm
£70.00m2
Image of A modern kitchen island with a light beige stone-look countertop and matching light beige flooring, surrounded by olive green chairs with yellow-green upholstered seats. A bowl of nuts sits on the counter, and pendant lights hang above. Image of A close-up of a light beige stone or tile surface with subtle natural marbling and texture.
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Shaw Slate Sand Tile 60x60cm
£25.00m2
Image of A modern kitchen scene with a long rectangular island table in a light stone or concrete finish, surrounded by four yellow upholstered chairs with black metal legs. The room has dark gray stone flooring, light gray cabinetry, pendant lights, and a bowl of nuts on the table. Image of Dark gray slate textured surface with subtle greenish undertones and natural stone-like fissures.
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Shaw Slate Anthracite Tile 60x60cm
£25.00m2
Image of A modern kitchen scene with a rectangular light stone dining table, four mustard-yellow upholstered chairs with black metal frames, pendant lights, cabinetry, and a bowl of nuts on the tabletop. Image of A close-up of a light warm gray or off-white stone-like surface with subtle natural veining and texture.
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Shaw Slate Canvas Tile 60x60cm
£25.00m2
Image of A modern kitchen island with a light stone-look rectangular table and four olive-green chairs, shown from an elevated angle on a matching stone-look floor. The kitchen cabinets are sage green, and a wooden bowl of walnuts sits on the table. Image of A close-up of a gray stone or slate surface with natural tonal variation and subtle linear veining.
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Shaw Slate Ash Tile 60x60cm
£25.00m2
Image of Shaw Slate Anthracite Tile 30x60cm-Porcelain tile-Emotion-Tile.co.uk Image of A rectangular dark gray slate tile with natural stone texture and subtle veining, shown against a white background.
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Shaw Slate Anthracite Tile 30x60cm
£25.02m2
Image of A modern bathroom vanity setup featuring a round backlit LED mirror with a warm wood frame, mounted above a floating dark wood shelf with a dark gray vessel sink, chrome faucet, and matching toiletry bottles against light beige tiled walls. Image of A rectangular beige stone-look tile with subtle natural veining and a matte textured surface, centered on a white background.
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Shaw Slate Sand Tile 30x60cm
£25.02m2
Image of A modern floating bathroom vanity setup with a round backlit mirror, dark wood floating shelf, black vessel sink, and minimalist toiletries against light gray tiled walls. Image of A rectangular light gray stone or tile sample with subtle natural veining and a matte texture, centered on a white background.
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Shaw Slate Canvas Tile 30x60cm
£25.02m2
Image of A modern bathroom vanity setup with a round backlit mirror, a floating dark wood console shelf, a black vessel sink, and matching bathroom accessories against light gray tiled walls. Image of A rectangular stone-look tile with a textured light gray and beige surface, shown against a plain white background.
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Shaw Slate Ash Tile 30x60cm
£25.02m2

Bathroom Tiles - FAQ

  • Ceramic or porcelain tiles are great as bathroom tiles due to their glazed, non-porous nature and durability. Natural stone tiles require sealing and can stain, so fixing factory pre-sealed tiles is recommended - especially in wet zones such as showers.

  • For a ceramic tile to be non slip the slip rating should be R11 -13 indicating a rough surface which makes slipping harder when wet.

    If a tile has a slip rating R10 or less the tile will not be recommended as an anti-slip tile.

  • Using large tiles in small bathrooms can be effective as it usually makes the room look and feel more spacious due to less grout lines being on show.

    Large tiles are also great if you’re looking for a more contemporary look or seeking tiles that are easier to clean.

  • Both are suitable a bathroom tiles, but porcelain tiles are denser and harder than ceramic tiles. They’re both made from fired clay, but porcelain tiles are fired at higher temperatures and pressures – meaning they’re less porous.

    This makes them more durable and resistant to water absorption, though they tend to be more expensive.

  • The number of tiles you will need for your bathroom depends on the size of the floor or walls you’re looking to cover.

    We have a floor area calculator and wall area calculator that can help you work out how many floor tiles you’ll need for your project.

  • There are several colour combinations you can use with beige bathroom tiles to create a different look and feel.

    Combine with white for a clean aesthetic or soft greys for a more sophisticated, contemporary feel. Beige bathroom tiles can also look great with muted greens, which offers a natural, welcoming vibe.

  • Yes, painting bathroom tiles is possible as long as you have the correct paint. For bathroom tiles, you’ll need specific paint that’s moisture-resistant and easy to clean.

    You’ll need to properly prepare the tiles by sanding and priming before applying at least two coats of paint. Painted bathroom tiles won’t have quite the same high-quality finish as original tiles, and they can crack and flake over time – so you’ll need to factor in maintenance in the future too.

  • You can clean bathroom wall tiles using warm water and a cleaning solution that’s suitable for your specific tiles. Materials like ceramic are sensitive to harsh chemicals like bleach, so be sure to find a compatible tile cleaning solution.

    Soak a soft brush or sponge in the mixture and wipe away any dirt or stains. You can also use an old toothbrush to clean dirt from the grout.

    Once clean, dry your bathroom tiles with a lint-free cloth so you don’t get streaks or water spots.

  • The time needed to tile a bathroom varies depending on the size of the area being tiled and whether it’s being done by a professional or DIY-er.

    Generally, it can take up to a week for preparation, waterproofing, tiling, grouting and finishing.