Floor Tiles

A floor tile has to do more than look right: it carries traffic, takes cleaning, and sets the level of every room it runs through. The tiles in this collection are rated for internal floors, with the thickness, finish and slip rating listed on each product page.

Most Sydney floor projects use porcelain in a matt or honed finish, run continuously from the entry through living areas. Natural stone, travertine and terrazzo give a softer, more varied floor where the room can carry it.

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Choosing a finish for a floor

Matt and honed finishes hide footprints and give reliable grip underfoot. Polished floors look sharper but show wear and can be slippery when wet, so keep them out of bathrooms and entries. Textured finishes belong outdoors or in wet areas.

How much floor tile to order

Measure each area in square metres, add the offcut allowance your tiler asks for (commonly 10 per cent, more for diagonal or herringbone layouts), then round up to whole boxes. Every product page includes a calculator that does this for you using that tile's box coverage.

Delivery across Sydney and NSW

Tiles are supplied from Sydney with delivery across Greater Sydney and regional NSW, and freight Australia-wide. Order a sample first if you want to see the surface in your own light before committing.

Common questions

What is the best tile for a living room floor?
A large-format matt porcelain in a neutral tone is the usual answer: it is hard-wearing, easy to clean and keeps grout lines to a minimum across an open plan.
How much extra tile should I allow for cuts?
Allow around 10 per cent over your measured area for straight layouts, and closer to 15 per cent for diagonal, herringbone or heavily cut rooms.

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