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Services

Tiling for
the whole space.

From a focused kitchen splashback to connected floors and commercial fit-outs, every job starts with the surface, the layout and a clear plan for the work.

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Residential wall and floor tiling detail

Residential and commercial

Four routes. One practical approach.

Residential and commercial tiling across rooms and larger spaces.

Choose the right starting point

Start with the space you need tiled.

Each service follows the same core discipline, but the questions, sequencing and details change with the room and the scale.

Bathrooms and wet rooms tiling detail

Service 01 Bathrooms and wet rooms

Tiling that brings the whole room together.

Bathroom tiling has to resolve a lot in a compact space. Tile format, set-out, fittings, edges, falls and the condition of the existing surfaces all shape the finished result.

Scope

  • Bathroom wall and floor tiling
  • Wet room wall and floor tiling
  • Shower areas, niches and feature sections
  • Careful set-out around sanitaryware and fittings

Process

  1. Review the room, surfaces and tile choice
  2. Agree the set-out and practical work sequence
  3. Tile the planned areas with close attention to junctions
  4. Check the completed finish before the job is closed

A clear first look helps identify the decisions that need making before the tiling stage begins.

Discuss bathrooms and wet rooms
Kitchens and splashbacks tiling detail

Service 02 Kitchens and splashbacks

A precise finish for the hardest-working wall.

Kitchen tiling needs to sit cleanly around cabinets, worktops, sockets and corners. The aim is a balanced layout that feels integrated with the kitchen rather than added afterwards.

Scope

  • Splashbacks behind worktops and cooking areas
  • Full-height tiled kitchen walls
  • Kitchen floor tiling
  • Feature patterns and contrasting sections

Process

  1. Measure the available runs and interruptions
  2. Confirm tile direction, joints and focal points
  3. Set out the visible lines before fixing begins
  4. Complete and check edges, corners and transitions

Bring the tile details and kitchen layout to the first conversation so the visible lines can be considered together.

Discuss kitchens and splashbacks
Whole-home walls and floors tiling detail

Service 03 Whole-home walls and floors

Consistency across bigger connected spaces.

Larger domestic tiling projects need more than repeating the same detail. Sightlines between rooms, floor levels, thresholds and the order of work all need to be considered as one plan.

Scope

  • Open-plan living, kitchen and dining floors
  • Hallways, entrances and connected rooms
  • Multiple tiled rooms within one programme
  • Wall and floor schemes using a consistent tile

Process

  1. Walk the connected areas and review key sightlines
  2. Establish a practical starting point and sequence
  3. Coordinate room-by-room access around the work
  4. Review transitions and the overall finished layout

For a larger area, dimensions, room connections and the intended tile format are useful before the site visit.

Discuss whole-home walls and floors
Commercial tiling tiling detail

Service 04 Commercial tiling

Practical planning for larger working spaces.

Commercial projects place greater emphasis on programme, access, durability and coordination. The useful conversation starts with how the premises operates and what the wider project needs from the tiling package.

Scope

  • Retail, hospitality and office fit-out tiling
  • Larger wall and floor areas
  • Refurbishment work in operating premises
  • Tiling packages coordinated with a wider programme

Process

  1. Review drawings, areas, tile information and access
  2. Clarify sequencing and dependencies with the project contact
  3. Agree realistic working windows for the tiling scope
  4. Complete the agreed areas and review outstanding details

Share the location, approximate areas, programme and current project stage for a focused first discussion.

Discuss commercial tiling

A useful first conversation

Bring the room.
Bring the questions.

Tell Dave what you want tiled, where the job is and what stage the project has reached. That is enough to establish the next practical step.

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