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Stay High On Trend with Large Tiles for Flooring And Elevation

The trendy large size tiles or slabs are available in different size 240x80cm, 180x120cm and 160x80cm. One can explore the endless design possibilities with big size tiles in marble, concrete, stone, metal, and wood effect and varied finish to create a sense of spaciousness, continuity to match your style and aesthetic taste creating beautiful floors and walls with fewer grout lines, hygienic and easy on maintenance.

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FAQs

1. Can you put large tiles on a wall?

Large size tiles are becoming wildly popular for home design projects, and for good reason too! The fact that they are larger does not necessarily imply that they will harm the aesthetics of your home; rather, they can be used to improve it and create an open, seamless area.

The best part is that large format tiles' style and design don't restrict you to any particular spaces, so you may use them throughout your entire house, including the bathrooms, kitchens, and living rooms!

2. Can you use large tiles in the kitchen?

In small spaces like your kitchen, large format tiles can look fantastic. With fewer grout lines, the walls and floor are less congested, giving the illusion that the room is larger than it actually is. Large tiles can be used as a backsplash quite fine, too.

3. Are large tiles harder to install?

1] You can fit larger tiles into position with less effort spent cutting and fitting them.

2] Because only a small amount of measuring and placement is required, laying ten huge tiles is substantially simpler. On the other hand, smaller tiles necessitate a lengthy period of time spent repeating the same action.

3] Levelling larger tiles only necessitates the four sides, which may soon increase to 24 or 32 sides. Smaller tiles, however, might necessitate filling and levelling for more than 100 sides, and that is only if the area covered is modest.

4] If you place huge tiles incorrectly, you can easily fix the problem by removing one or two tiles. Smaller tiles, however, might necessitate removing multiple pieces before you can move on.