600x1200 Tiles

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Shop 600 x 1200 tiles for floors, walls and larger open spaces. This size covers more ground per tile, so you get a cleaner look with fewer grout lines than smaller formats. Use the guide below to pick the right tile for your project. Why choose 600x1200 tiles A 600 x 1200 tile suits open living areas, bathrooms and kitchens where a smoother, more continuous surface is the goal. Fewer joints mean less grout to clean and a room that reads larger. If you want an even bigger format, check large tiles . For a smaller module with more layout flexibility, compare 600 x 600 tiles or 300 x 600 tiles . Floor or wall 600x1200 tiles Check the tile's rating before you buy. Floor-rated tiles handle foot traffic and are usually slip-tested; wall tiles are lighter and made for vertical surfaces only. Many 600 x 1200 tiles suit both, but always confirm before installing on a floor. Browse by room, including bathroom tiles , kitchen tiles and laundry tiles . Planning the layout Large format tiles show off pattern and colour more clearly, so lay out a few tiles before you commit. Decide on a running bond, stack bond or brick-style offset, and keep grout lines even across the room. Straight, tight joints suit this size better than a busy pattern. Colour and finish Lighter tones open up a small bathroom or laundry, while darker shades ground a larger floor. Shop by colour, including white tiles , grey tiles , black tiles , beige tiles , charcoal tiles , blue tiles and green tiles . Pairing with feature tiles Large format tiles work well as the main surface, with a smaller tile used to break up a wall or add detail. Look at mosaic tiles , penny round tiles or herringbone tiles for a shower niche, splashback or feature strip. Handling and installation Large tiles are heavier and need a flat, well-prepared substrate to sit properly. They're best installed by a qualified tiler using the correct adhesive and trowel notch for the tile size. Always check the tile box for any specific handling