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Tiling of Walls (Kitchen, Bathroom, etc)
 In most cases you’ll be fine installing ceramic, porcelain or stone tiles on structurally stable interior walls. Suitable substrates would include masonry, backer-board, gypsum board (drywall) and mortar beds.
If you would like your kitchen or bathroom professionally tiled to create an aesthetically pleasing outcome, simply fill in our quick form and we’ll put you in touch with local, vetted tiling companies. They’ll be able to supply and fit the tiles giving your room a whole new look.
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Tiling of Walls - Fit Only (material supplied by you)
.jpg "Request quote Tiling of Walls - Fit Only (material supplied by you)") If you’ve already bought the tiles that’ll look perfect in your kitchen or bathroom, there’s only one thing left to do – fit them. Tiling is harder than it looks and requires perfection to make it look fantastic. The tiles will need to be cut to fit the wall and grouted well for a clean finish.
A professional tiler will be able to take all this out of your hands and do the job right for you first time. Just fill out our quick form and we’ll provide you with up to five quotes from vetted tiling companies.
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Tiling of Floors - Fit Only (tiles supplied by you)
 Interior designers seem to agree that there’s nothing as durable and stylish than quality, well deigned floor tiles. But to make them look great you need to plan and prepare, taking note of your original fixtures to find something that matches up.
Try to avoid tiles with patterns on; as if they’re cut to fit your floor the beauty of the design could be lost. If you’re looking to fit tiles yourself, then remember to remove all doors and cupboards at ground level. These will need to be altered as the new tiles will raise the floor level.
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Floor Tiling Quotes - Supply & Fit
 Tiles provide a maintenance free, long lasting and tough decorative finish, which can’t be matched by any other type of flooring. There are many tile materials available including marble, slate, quarry, ceramic and terracotta.
You’ll find they range in size between 20cm and 33cm square and will be thicker than wall tiles. In some cases you can use them outside as well as indoors.
It’s difficult to cut tiles and even experienced tilers will break one or two. Therefore, hire a professional to supply and fit your tiles. They’ll have the job done in no time at all and you’ll have a completely restyled kitchen or bathroom.
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