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Breathing new life into your downstairs W.C, ensuite toilet or family bathroom is so much easier with our range of stunning tiles. Embarking on a DIY project of your own has never been easier than with Bath Shack!
From our range of patterned tiles for the shower to our sleek range of Biselado tiles for around the sink, your project is going to result in a stunning look no matter what size your bathroom is. You can add tiles to the shower, to the bathroom floor, and even as a stylish backsplash option at the back of the sink. No matter what colours you want or the materials you like, our range of tiles is going to finish the room with class and elegance.
Our home wall and floor tiles work for all rooms where you'd prefer a tiled look, and whether you opt for modern floor tiles or wall tiles to complete your current look, Bath Shack has the answer to your needs! Your new tiles could be a stand-out feature in a smaller space, and you can even go for a whole new look with mosaic tiles to bring the space to life. Tiles are an interesting talking point for your washrooms and if you're not sure what the best look will be, talk to our specialists in our tiles department! We offer a range of tile samples to help you to make the best choice for your bathroom tiles and bathroom tile ideas, so why not get in touch today?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are great for bathrooms as they’re very durable materials and are a popular choice with many customers, being easy to clean as well as being scratch and stain-resistant. Porcelain is also non-porous and very water-resistant, while ceramic stands up well against general wear and tear. Glass tiling is also very robust and great for humid spaces like bathrooms, where water is present, while slate is a good non-slip choice for flooring.
How do I know the quantity of tiles I need for my bathroom?
Our handy tile calculator is available on our website – located just below each tile product description – and will work this out for you. Simply enter your measurements and it will calculate how many tiles you need.
What tiles are best for smaller bathrooms?
Large-format tiles work well in smaller bathrooms as they create a sense of space and require less grouting, resulting in a more flowing aesthetic which creates that illusion of spaciousness. You also won’t need very many tiles to complete the work. Avoid smaller tiles which require more grout lines, or very ‘busy’ patterned tiles, as these can create a more cluttered effect and make the room appear smaller.
What tiles work with underfloor heating?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles both work very well with underfloor heating, as they have good heat conduction, with porcelain tiling being particularly good in wet areas like bathrooms, thanks to their high water-resistance. Most tiles work well with underfloor heating although thicker tiles will take a little longer for the heat to come through than thinner ones. Consider the durability and strength of the tiles you want to use with underfloor heating as well. Vinyl and laminate tile flooring is another option for underfloor heating.
Which tiles are best for showers?
Shower floors and wet room areas will need tiling which is more textured, for grip, and you can also choose shower trays if you’d rather not use tiling here. Shower walls, meanwhile, can be used to contrast with the floor tiles, so you can go bold with colours or patterns, as you prefer. Larger tiles also work well on the walls, as they require less grout and are easier to clean. Non-porous tiling like porcelain is also easy to maintain and is very strong and durable, while glass tiles are also very robust.