FAQS

Yes, grout colour is a significant factor to the overall look and finish of a bathroom or any tiled area. Our experienced tiler is best placed to take in the account the layout, the amount of natural light, the colour of untiled walls and the overall style of the bathroom to provide you with some colour options. Basically, there are two ways to go with grout colour, one that blends with the tiles or one that is in contrast and stands-out.

The size of tiles is totally dependent on the customers preference, however, there are a few rules and best practices when it comes to choosing the size. Generally; larger tiles can make a small room feel bigger and create an illusion of more space; smaller tiles will generate more grout lines which can look busier yet have more of a visual impact but bearing in mind that more maintenance is involved with the upkeep; mixing tile sizes in an area produces a unique effect to a room e.g. (wall) large 600mmx300mm laid horizontal with a mosaic horizontal border at chest height with the larger tiles situated on top of the border the same method can be applied vertically thus generating very different ‘looks’.

The answer to this questions ultimately comes to cost and how much a customer is willing to spend. If a room is fully tiled i.e. floor and full walls (floor to ceiling) then obviously this will incur an extra cost due to the purchase of tiles, materials and labour.