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Bathroom Finishes
Tiling a bathroom or toilet can have the biggest impact on the outcome of you bathroom. You can either choose contrasting colours or decide to match your floor with wall tiles to achieve a consistent look. Instead, make use of bathroom accessories to add colour to the room.
For smaller bathrooms, it makes sense to keep the tiles the same colour to make the room feel larger visually. Select bright coloured finishes to make the space feel larger.
Choose materials age well, as floor tiles will experience high volume of traffic and consistent dampness.
Shower area wall tiles
Classic wood-grained feature wall
Horizontal subway wall tiles
Larger vs Smaller Tiles
Selecting larger floor tiles makes the surface appear bigger. There will also be less grout lines for dirt to get stuck in, compared to tiny mosaic tiles.
Smaller tiles, on the other hand focuses the eye and adds levels of details that makes the space feel lively and warm. Smaller tiles are also more commonly used in shower areas as they are less resistant to slip.
Overlaying Tiles
If you have an existing tiled bathroom, overlaying new tiles over existing tiles on both floor and walls is also possible. Overlayingwill bring cost savings of around 30% as opposed to hacking, which brings the inconvenience of noise and dust.
However, one needs to survey and check that all doors and fixtures allow for at least 10-15mm allowance for a raise in floor height.
Anti-Slip Floor Tiles
If you happen to have the elderly at home, selecting anti-slip floor tiles is a wise choice. Preventing slips in the bathroom be a concern especially for elderly people who commonly trip over or lose balance, as the floor will be wet and slippery after a shower. There are many floor tiles with anti-slip properties available in many styles that don’t compromise the look of the room.
Frequently Asked Questions — Bathroom Tiling
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Should bathroom floor and wall tiles match? | You can choose contrasting colours or match floor and wall tiles for a consistent look; bright, same-toned finishes help smaller bathrooms feel larger. |
| Should I choose larger or smaller tiles for my bathroom? | Larger tiles make a space feel bigger with fewer grout lines, while smaller tiles add detail and are more slip-resistant, often used in shower areas. |
| Can I overlay new tiles over my existing bathroom tiles? | Yes, overlaying saves around 30% compared to hacking, but requires 10-15mm allowance in floor height for doors and fixtures. |
| Are anti-slip tiles available for elderly-friendly bathrooms? | Yes, anti-slip floor tiles are available in many styles without compromising the room's look, helping prevent falls for elderly occupants. |
| Do we provide waterproofing for bathroom tiling? | Yes, we provide professional waterproofing services to wet areas in line with industry standards. |