Floor tiles
Large-format porcelain, timber looks and stone looks for open-plan living, dining rooms and hallways.
How to choose floor tiles
What to check before you buy. We’re happy to talk it through in the showroom.
Use one tile throughout
Using the same tile through the living, dining and kitchen areas makes a home feel bigger. Pick one that works in all of them.
Square edges, thin grout lines
Some tiles are cut perfectly square after they're made, so they can be laid with thin grout lines. That's the clean look in most of our photos.
Timber look without the upkeep
Timber-look porcelain gives you the wood grain without swelling, scratches or sanding. It handles Queensland humidity well.
Choose matt for living areas
A matt finish hides footprints and feels softer underfoot than a polished one. Polished tiles suit formal rooms that don't get sandy feet.
Tile calculator
Enter your room size and tile size. See how many square metres, boxes and tiles to order.
Adhesives and primers
Tile adhesives for walls, floors and large tiles, plus primers to prepare the surface. Ask us which suits your tile and what you're tiling over.
Tools and accessories
Spacers, trowels, buckets, diamond blades, drill bits and silicone. The small things you don't want to run out of halfway through.
Tool hire
Hire tools for 4 hours, 24 hours or a whole month. Call ahead to check what's available on your dates.
Floor tiles: FAQs
What's the most popular floor tile size?
600 x 600 and 600 x 1200 are the most common for living areas. Bigger tiles mean fewer joints, but they need a flatter floor.
Can tiles go over my existing floor?
Sometimes. It depends on what's there now and how flat it is. Ask your tiler to check, and we'll suggest the right primer and adhesive.
Are tiles cold underfoot?
They feel cooler than carpet or timber, which most people like in a Queensland summer. A rug helps in winter.
Get a quote
Send us a plan, a photo or a rough list. We’ll come back with tiles, quantities and a price.