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We used a concrete look papparto infall three bathroom floors, laundry and under semi external stairs and as pool coping etc (n outdoor version). Glad we did and looks great
I used the same tiles in my laundry, all bathrooms (including a "feature" wall in the show of each bathroom) and the same tile (albeit the "exterior" version) for the front porch and the large rear alfresco. They're all 600 x 600.
I really like the consistency.
It is nice to have point of difference in your spaces- you could harmonise them with common tiles but use different vanities, taps and fittings. Bulk purchase may reduce costs.
I'm not much help, just offering an opinion! I think using the same tile on the floors of the different bathroom is good - consistent and cheaper too! Possibly on the walls, depending on the tile, but perhaps the shower tiling and splashback behind basins can be different to provide interest.
Inspired Spaces, it's interesting to hear that tilers won't or don't want to lay tiles bigger than 600x300 ... I saw a fabulous tile today that comes in a few different sizes but 1000x1000 is one of them! The one I'm thinking of is 1000x500 for the floor of bathroom and shower. I asked the tile shop that exact question (about being hard to lay) and she assured me the tiler wouldn't have a problem. Maybe because we aren't putting them on the wall? And our floor is 3200x1000 including the shower ... any thoughts anyone?
PROYou can certainly use a 600x600 tile in the bathroom on both floor and walls! Just keep in mind that the tiler may need to do quite a lot of cuts to fit around fixtures so ensure you allow for this when ordering your tiles
PRONot that they can't lay them, they are not keen to do so and as Design Tiles said there will be a lot of cuts, which can ruin the look. However if you have a strip grate rather than a standard one you can then get the slab to run from front to back for drainage rather than into the centre and this can eliminate lots of cuts. If you have a large ensuite or bathroom, it is easier to accommodate the larger tile. If you do use a strip grate they often have to make the slab thicker to accommodate the slope for drainage
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