Large-format tiling

Large-format porcelain tiling in London. Tiles and slabs, set out to the drawing.

Walls, floors, boxing and niches, from 600 ร— 1200 mm tiles to 2800 ร— 1200 mm slabs.

Walk-in shower in travertine-effect porcelain slabs with edge-lit boxing and linear drain

Walk-in shower in 2800 ร— 1200 mm travertine-effect porcelain, 6 mm. The boxing removes the horizontal joint from the main wall and carries the new pipe runs.

Specification

Substrate, adhesive and joints specified for the format.

Walls and floors checked to 3 mm under a 2 m straightedge, levelled where they fall outside

C2 adhesive, S1 or S2, full bed on the substrate and on the back of each tile

Tanking beneath every wet-area tile

Certified wedi installer, with an extended warranty

Joint widths set for the format, movement and underfloor heating

Boxing and vanities

Boxing, vanities and niches clad in the same format, with the joints lined up to the wall.

Cloakroom in Portoro-effect porcelain with backlit round mirror and brushed brass tap

Cloakroom in 600 ร— 1200 mm Portoro-effect porcelain. The vanity is built on site and clad in the same tile.

Mitred porcelain edge and linear drain beside a tiled steam room bench

Steam room floor in 600 ร— 1200 mm travertine-effect porcelain: external edges mitred, linear drain beside the bench.

Concealed-cistern boxing in large-format onyx-effect porcelain with a mitred shelf, joints lined up with the wall

Concealed-cistern boxing in large-format porcelain, joints lined up with the wall.

Radius wall under a curved window sill, tiled in strips cut from large-format porcelain offcuts

Radius wall in strips cut from the floor's large-format offcuts.

Wall-hung WC with brushed brass flush plate against Portoro-effect porcelain and Calacatta white

Wall-hung WC against the same Portoro-effect porcelain and Calacatta-effect white.

Slabs

Slabs leave few joints, and each one is planned before the first slab goes up. Here one boxing removes the joint from the main wall and takes the new services with it.

Wall-hung basin with backlit mirror and brushed brass tap, travertine-effect porcelain and walnut

Wall-hung basin against the same travertine-effect slabs, walnut joinery flush to the wall.

Wall-hung WC with brushed brass flush plate, travertine-effect porcelain and full-height walnut joinery

Wall-hung WC, travertine-effect slabs and full-height walnut joinery.

Preparation

Before a tile goes on, the wall or floor is checked against tolerance.

Large-format porcelain follows the substrate exactly and shows every void beneath it. Where the wall or floor falls outside tolerance, it is brought back with levelling compound before tiling, not by building up the adhesive on the day.

Rendered wall checked for flatness under raking torchlight before mosaic tiling

Rendered wall checked under raking light. At this angle even a 0.5 mm ridge throws a clear shadow.

Get in touch

Send drawings or photos, the tile or slab format, and your postcode.

By phone, on WhatsApp or through the contact form.

Supply and fix, or fix only with tiles you have already chosen.