We present our collection of large-format tiles for bathrooms. Models in 60×120, 100X100 and 120×120 formats, which will give your toilet more personality.
Anty Onix
Want a soft tone for your bathroom? Anty Onix has what you need.
Available in large formats of 60X120, 100X100 and 120X120.
Aron White
This model, available in black and white, achieves excellence through duality by combining the three large formats and alternating colours to give your bathroom a great personality.
Asis
Although it is ideal for bathrooms, it also stands out for kitchens or living rooms. Polished tile available in three large formats, which you can also find in 60X60 format with a glossy finish.
Larisa
Combine blue, grey and pearl in your bathroom and you will get surprising results. Combined or separately, this collection of large-format tiles will give your bathroom originality.
About large-format tiles for bathrooms
Just like in the rest of the home, or in any exterior, large-format tiles can be used in the bathroom. In fact, there is an increasing preference for this type of ceramic for this purpose.
What advantages does large-format tile have in the bathroom?
First of all, aesthetics. From 60 x 60 cm, walls and floors look more continuous and uniform, since the number of visible joints is reduced. This contributes to a more modern and elegant appearance for any bathroom.
In addition, it provides a feeling of greater space. Which in turn makes anyone feel more comfortable in the room.
How do I calculate the meters of tile I need for my bathroom?
The operation is simple, you just have to multiply the height by the width of each wall and the length by the width of the floor and add them together. Remember that even if there are sanitary fixtures, it is advisable to buy one or two more meters of tiles to be able to replace them in case of any breakage.
Once you have the number of square meters of surface you want to tile, you only have to multiply by the meters that come in each box of tiles, in this case like this:
- 60X60, Multiply by 1.44, which are the meters that come in each box.
- 60X120, Multiply by 1.44, which are the meters that come in each box.
- 100X100, Multiply by 2, which are the meters that come in each box.
- 60X120, Multiply by 1.44, which are the meters that come in each box.
What complications does it have to tile the bathroom with large-format tiles?
Basically it will depend on the skill of the tiler. The only difficulty that can arise when tiling a bathroom with large tiles is correctly surrounding the sanitary fittings.
This is a process that the vast majority of professionals in the sector have mastered, so it should not pose any problems when it comes to leaving the tiling spotless.