Large Format Porcelain Tiles – Statement Pieces

LARGE FORMAT PORCELAIN TILE – UNIVERSAL APPEAL

Porcelain is one of the most popular materials for tile production thanks to its durability and moisture resistance. It finds a natural place in any room in the home, and even outside. You can choose any tile from our large format porcelain tile range with confidence that you are buying high-quality, long-lasting, on-trend tiles that will stand the test of time.  

Porcelain is produced at high temperatures and pressures, making a solid non-porous tile that withstands moisture and scratches. It is an ideal tile for floors in busy spaces of the home, or for your business premises, keeping its pristine looks for longer. 

Our large format porcelain tiles come in a range of shades and finishes including honed, matte, and polished. Honed tile is a wonderful choice for flooring, offering better protection from scratches. This finish is also less slippery when wet making it a good choice for bathrooms, kitchens, and mudrooms.

LARGE FORMAT PORCELAIN TILE – SHOWER AND BATHROOM OPTIONS

Our large format porcelain tiles bring an instant ‘wow’ to your shower spaces and bathrooms. With the vast selection of stone-look and marble-look options there is a shade and nuance that will turn any colorway into a sumptuous dream.

Create a high-end, luxurious aesthetic with our large marble-look tiles and their polished shine. The large format porcelain tiles bring a durable, lighter-weight option to marble, for a flawless floor to ceiling, wall to wall, statement shower, that brings the feeling of an indulgent spa into your home.

For an edgier look, we have some great satin-finish porcelain tiles in metallic colorways that bring a distressed chic with an intimate feel to your bathroom, fitting in with the urban industrial aesthetic. Juxtaposed with soft lighting to pick up on those metallic hues, these tiles create an irresistibly cozy ambiance.

LARGE FORMAT PORCELAIN TILES FOR ANY ROOM

Any room can make the most of what large format porcelain tiles have to offer. Their virtually seamless fit lends itself well to a full feature wall taking center stage in a high-ceilinged living room. A fantastic, easy-to-maintain alternative to plaster and paint or wallpaper, you can introduce all the personality you want with our huge selection. You will find tiles with undertones and overtones of every color to complement the theme of your choice.

Large format tiles are incredibly flexible. Not only suitable for wall tiling and floors, but many of our options are also suitable for use as countertops. For an ultra-modern look, you can match backsplashes and countertops for a soothing, undemanding design statement in a contemporary kitchen.

Porcelain tiles are also an excellent choice for outdoor entertainment areas. As porcelain is non-porous and water-resistant, it is less likely to suffer from unsightly moss and algae growth, which can make it slippery underfoot in wet weather. Wherever you choose to use large format tiles, porcelain will give you pleasing results every time.

HOW TO CUT LARGE FORMAT PORCELAIN TILES. 

Porcelain tiles, although extremely durable, are one of the more delicate types of tiles to prepare. They are at risk of breakage and chipping during cutting, so we recommend using professional tools like a wet tile cutter. These are widely available to hire. In addition, ensuring you have plenty of time and patience available will ensure an excellent result.

HOW TO HANDLE LARGE FORMAT PORCELAIN TILE.

The larger and thicker the tile the heavier it is, and more difficult to handle individually. For the larger sizes in our large format porcelain tile range, we recommend two people for maneuvering and lifting them into place, using safety gloves and suction cups.

WHAT SIZE ARE LARGE PORCELAIN SLABS?

The largest format of our large porcelain slabs is an enormous 48”x 110” tile, however, they range more broadly between 8” x 8” to 60” x 60” guaranteeing a manageable size for any home renovation project. Our largest options are fantastic for walls, floors, and countertops.