Bathroom tiles
Floor, wall and shower tiles for ensuites, family bathrooms and powder rooms. Everyday porcelain to Italian marble looks, plus everything to lay them.
How to choose bathroom tiles
What to check before you buy. We’re happy to talk it through in the showroom.
Give the floor some grip
Bathroom floors get wet, so check the slip rating. Most bathroom floors suit P3, and shower floors need more grip. Wall tiles can be as glossy as you like.
Go bigger in a small room
Large 600 x 1200 tiles mean fewer grout lines, so a small bathroom feels bigger and is quicker to clean. They need a flat floor, so check with your tiler.
Waterproofing comes first
Wet areas are waterproofed to Australian Standard AS 3740 before a single tile goes down. Your builder or a qualified waterproofer looks after that step.
Pick one feature
Choose one standout, like a handmade feature wall or a bold marble look. Keep the floor and other walls simple. It looks planned and it's easier to live with.
wedi showers
Building a new shower? Start with wedi. A ready-sloped base and waterproof boards go in first, then your tiles go straight on top.
100% waterproof coreReady-sloped shower basesCut on site with a knifeFrom Germany, 40+ years
Tile calculator
Enter your room size and tile size. See how many square metres, boxes and tiles to order.
Shower and floor drains
Shower drains, floor drains and the fittings that go with them, for bathrooms and laundries.
Grout
Cement grout in lots of colours, in 5 kg and 20 kg bags. Match your tile, or pick a colour that frames it.
Sealers and cleaners
Sealers for stone and grout, everyday tile cleaners, and removers for grout film and white salt marks.
Bathroom tiles: FAQs
What size tiles suit a small bathroom?
Usually larger ones. A 600 x 600 or 600 x 1200 tile cuts down grout lines and makes the room feel bigger. Small mosaics work well on a shower floor, where the extra grout adds grip.
Can I use the same tile on the floor and walls?
Yes, many of our porcelain ranges are made for both. Check the slip rating for the floor, and we can show you which finishes work in each spot.
Do porcelain bathroom tiles need sealing?
Most porcelain doesn't. Natural stone does, and sealing the grout helps it resist marks. We stock sealers and can tell you which one suits your tile.
Get a quote
Send us a plan, a photo or a rough list. We’ll come back with tiles, quantities and a price.