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Galena Caryn Cream Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 1000 x 1000mmFrom £0.00 £72.66 £44.04 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Onyx Grey Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £31.22 £26.02 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Opal White Marble Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £46.83 £26.02 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Pamena White Marble Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £50.45 £28.03 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Parquet Gris Wood Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £36.01 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Parquet White Wood Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £36.01 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Pesto Verde Green Marble Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 595 x 595mmFrom £0.00 £30.78 £26.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Portland Blanco Decor White Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £51.21 £42.68 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Portland Perla Decor Grey Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £51.21 £42.68 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Salt & Pepper Beige Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £30.04 £33.38 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Tenby Anthracite Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 595 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £41.70 £35.24 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Tenby Grey Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 595 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £41.70 £35.04 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Calacuta White Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £28.81 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Tenby White Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 595 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £41.70 £35.04 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Pamena White Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £50.45 £28.03 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Parquet Cream Wood Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £36.01 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Parquet Oak Wood Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £36.01 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Portland Perla Grey Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 1200 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £62.37 £51.98 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Salt & Pepper Black Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £40.05 £33.38 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Pesto Verde Green Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £57.68 £32.04 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Portland Blanco White Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £42.28 £35.23 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Tenby Beige Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 595 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £41.70 £35.04 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Galena Caryn White Marble Effect Satin Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 1000 x 1000mmFrom £0.00 £62.34 £37.78 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Galena Caryn Cream Marble Effect Satin Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 1000 x 1000mmFrom £0.00 £62.34 £37.78 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Galena Caryn White Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 1000 x 1000mmFrom £0.00 £72.66 £44.03 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Genesis Staturio Carving White Marble Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £31.22 £26.02 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Genesis Staturio White Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £28.81 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Green Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £33.64 £28.03 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Opal White Marble Effect Polished Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £50.45 £28.03 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Calacuta White Marble Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £28.81 £24.01 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Miller Natural Brown Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 600mmFrom £0.00 £38.38 £32.53 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Miller Natural Brown Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600 x 1200mmFrom £0.00 £38.38 £32.25 / 1 m² Inc VAT From
Choosing Porcelain Tiles for Interior Walls & Floors
Porcelain tiles provide a durable finish for interior walls and floors, with square and rectangular formats available in matt and polished finishes. The range includes marble, stone and wood effect designs in different sizes and colours, offering options for kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and hallways. For floor installations, check the slip resistance rating of the individual tile, particularly in areas where the surface may become wet.
Porcelain Tiles for Bathrooms, Kitchens & Living Spaces
Porcelain wall and floor tiles can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and living areas. Bathrooms and kitchens need closer attention to floor performance and slip classification, while wall areas allow colour, pattern and finish to take greater visual importance. In living rooms, hallways and open-plan spaces, larger formats reduce the number of joints across a given area and create broader visual lines.
Where the background needs a dedicated tiling surface before installation, suitable Tile Backer Boards should be selected according to the substrate and project requirements.
Marble, Stone & Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles
Marble, stone and wood effect porcelain tiles offer different colours, patterns and textures. Marble-effect designs use pronounced veining and tonal movement for a more decorative appearance, while stone-effect tiles create a softer mineral-inspired finish. Wood-effect designs introduce timber-style patterning while retaining porcelain construction.
For stronger veining and more visual contrast, explore Marble Effect Tiles. Stone Effect Tiles and Wood Effect Tiles provide alternative design directions where a quieter mineral finish or timber-inspired pattern is preferred.
Choosing Tile Sizes, Colours & Finishes
Choose from square and rectangular porcelain tiles in a range of sizes. Square formats around 595–600mm create a regular grid, rectangular options around 595–600 x 1200mm introduce longer directional lines, while 1000 x 1000mm tiles create larger uninterrupted sections with fewer joints.
Matt porcelain creates a softer, less reflective surface, while polished tiles reflect more light and make colour and pattern appear more prominent. Satin porcelain sits between the two, offering a smooth, subtle sheen that reflects some light without the high-gloss appearance of a polished finish. Choose from white, beige, grey, green and anthracite shades to complement different interiors.
For the fixing stage, choose Tile Adhesives according to the porcelain tile, substrate and installation requirements.
Rectified vs Non-Rectified Tiles: Why Edge Finish Matters
Rectified tiles have precisely finished edges and tightly controlled dimensions, supporting accurate alignment and consistent jointing across the installation. Non-rectified tiles have a less mechanically finished edge, so joint width and setting-out need to accommodate the individual tile format.
Most tiles in this category are rectified, making edge finish an important detail to check before installation begins. Rectification can make a noticeable difference to the finished layout. Suitable spacers, cutting equipment and other Tiling Accessories should then be selected around the tile format and planned joint width.
FAQs
How do you cut porcelain tiles?
Porcelain tiles can be cut with a suitable manual tile cutter or a wet tile saw fitted with a diamond blade designed for porcelain. Measure and mark straight cuts accurately before cutting, while curves and detailed cuts usually require specialist diamond cutting tools. Support the tile correctly and use equipment suitable for its thickness and format to minimise chipping.
How do you clean porcelain tiles?
Remove loose dust and grit before cleaning porcelain tiles with warm water and a suitable tile cleaner. Use a soft mop, cloth or non-abrasive pad, then rinse the surface thoroughly so cleaning residue does not dry on the tile. Avoid aggressive or abrasive products that could affect the surface finish.
What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tiles?
Porcelain is a type of ceramic tile manufactured with a dense body and very low water absorption. This gives porcelain strong technical performance and makes it suitable for many wall and floor applications, while other ceramic tiles can vary more widely in density and intended use. The specification of the individual tile should always determine where and how it is used.
Do porcelain tiles need sealing?
Most porcelain tiles do not require routine sealing because the material has very low water absorption. Some specialist surface finishes or grout systems may have separate treatment requirements, so sealing should only be used where the specific installation requires it. Applying unnecessary sealers can alter the appearance or behaviour of the finished surface.
How do you drill porcelain tiles?
Use a diamond-tipped drill bit designed for hard tiles and drill at a controlled speed without using the hammer setting. Keep the drill point stable and control heat build-up during drilling to protect both the bit and the tile. Once the tile has been penetrated, use a fixing suitable for the material behind it.
How do you remove grout stains from porcelain tiles?
Remove fresh grout residue before it fully hardens wherever possible. For dried grout haze, use a cleaner suitable for porcelain and compatible with the type of grout involved, following the correct dilution and application method. Test the cleaner on a small inconspicuous area first, then rinse the surface thoroughly after treatment.