Wet Room Tiles

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Wetrooms are designed for comfort, practicality, and style, but they also demand flooring that can handle constant exposure to water and everyday use. Thanks to their low porosity, slip resistance, and hardwearing surface, porcelain tiles are among the most reliable wetroom choices.

In this collection, you'll find porcelain tiles suited to real wetroom layouts from walk-in showers to fully tiled floor-and-wall designs. Whether you're creating a modern spa-style space or something more traditional, there are plenty of options to choose from.

Finishes range from textured matt tiles, which offer better grip underfoot, to polished styles for a sleek, contemporary look (best used on walls or in dry zones). If designing a seamless space, look for matching floor and wall tiles in marble, stone, or concrete-effect finishes.

Popular colour choices include light grey, white, beige, and charcoal tones, which are all perfect for creating clean, calming spaces that feel open and luxurious, even in compact bathrooms.

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Are all porcelain tiles suitable for wet rooms?

Most are, but it’s important to check the slip rating. For wetroom floors, choose tiles with an R10 or higher rating, or look for options specifically labelled as slip-resistant.

Can I use the same tile on wetroom walls and floors?

Yes. Many porcelain tiles are suitable for both, and using the same tile across walls and floors can create a seamless, cohesive look, especially in smaller wetrooms.

Do polished tiles work in wet rooms?

Polished tiles are best kept for walls or dry zones. For the floor area, especially where water is present, a matt or textured finish is safer and more practical.

What tile size is best for wetroom floors?

Smaller tiles or those with more grout joints can offer better grip and work well with the floor’s gradient toward a central drain. However, many large-format tiles are now designed with enough slip resistance to be used in wetroom settings