Up to 1200 × 1200mm
Metre-square porcelain and 1200 × 600 planks, held in stock. Fewer grout lines makes a small room look bigger and a big room look finished.
Large format needs handling and a flat substrate, so it's worth seeing the actual panel rather than judging from a 100mm sample.
Honest version: large format is unforgiving of a bad floor. We'd rather tell you before you buy than after it cracks.
Not every room suits it, and we'll say so if yours doesn't.
Bring your dimensions and we'll work out panel count including cuts and wastage — large format wastes more than small format and online calculators usually underestimate it.
Scale
Nobody judges a metre-square panel accurately from a photo of a sample. These shots exist so people understand the scale before they arrive.
Near-seamless floors. Two people to handle one.
Largest formatThe workhorse. Best balance of scale, price and handling.
Best sellerMirrored veining across two panels. Behind a freestanding bath it's the whole room.
FeatureWood-effect plank scale without the maintenance of timber.
MattStops lipping on big panels. We stock the clips and the wedges.
FittingTwo grout lines instead of forty. Far less to clean.
BathroomUse the calculator, or bring your measurements in and we'll work out metreage including wastage plus the adhesive, grout and trims to go with it.
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