Outdoor tiles
Non-slip tiles and pavers for alfresco areas, patios, paths and driveways, made for Queensland sun and summer storms.
How to choose outdoor tiles
What to check before you buy. We’re happy to talk it through in the showroom.
Check the slip rating
Outdoor areas get wet, so look for P4 or P5. Some of our ranges also come in a matching indoor finish, so the floor can run straight out the door.
Tile or paver?
Standard 10 mm tiles are glued to a concrete slab. 20 mm porcelain pavers are thicker and can also be laid on sand or gravel. Tell us what you're laying them on.
Pale tiles stay cooler
Pale tiles stay cooler underfoot in summer than dark ones. That matters around the pool and on a west-facing patio.
Finish the edges
Steps and pool edges look best with matching edge pieces, so ask about them when you choose a range.
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.
Sealers and cleaners
Sealers for stone and grout, everyday tile cleaners, and removers for grout film and white salt marks.
Tool hire
Hire tools for 4 hours, 24 hours or a whole month. Call ahead to check what's available on your dates.
Outdoor tiles: FAQs
What slip rating do I need outside?
P4 or P5 for most outdoor areas, especially around a pool. If the job needs certification, your builder or certifier has the final say.
Can I use the same tile inside and out?
Yes, with ranges that come in two finishes: a smoother one for inside and a non-slip one for outside. They look the same side by side.
Do outdoor tiles fade in the sun?
Porcelain is fired at very high temperatures and its colour is stable in sunlight, so it won't fade. Natural stone can change over time, which some people love.
Get a quote
Send us a plan, a photo or a rough list. We’ll come back with tiles, quantities and a price.