Bathroom Tiles Size Guide

Bathroom floor tiles come in a variety of sizes. Some common standard sizes include:

• 300 × 300 mm
• 300 × 600 mm
• 400 × 400 mm
• 450 × 450 mm
• 600 × 600 mm
• 600 x 1200mm

These sizes are popular choices for bathroom floors as they provide a good balance between aesthetics and functionality.

Wall tiles tend to be smaller than floor tiles. Some standard sizes for bathroom wall tiles include:

• 100 × 100 mm
• 150 × 150 mm
• 200 × 200 mm
• 300 × 300 mm
• 300 × 600 mm

These sizes work well for bathroom walls, providing a clean and cohesive look. However, large format tiles such as 600 x 600mm and 600 x 1200mm can often be used as wall tiles too.

Splashback tiles protect your bathroom walls from water splashes and are typically used around sinks, vanities, and bathtubs. Common standard sizes for bathroom splashback tiles include:

• 75 × 150 mm
• 100 × 100 mm
• 150 × 150 mm

Shower floor tiles need to be smaller to provide better traction and slip resistance. Some common standard sizes include:

• 25 × 25 mm
• 50 × 50 mm
• 100 × 100 mm

Tiles for shower walls can be similar in size to bathroom wall tiles. Some standard sizes for shower wall tiles include:

• 100 × 100 mm
• 150 × 150 mm
• 200 × 200 mm
• 300 × 300 mm

The most popular bathroom tile sizes tend to be:

• 300 × 300 mm or 600 × 600 mm for floor tiles
• 100 × 100 mm or 150 × 150 mm for wall tiles
• 75 × 150 mm for splashback tiles

These sizes work well in various bathroom designs and styles.

Using large format floor tiles in a small bathroom can create a sense of space, making the room appear larger than it is. Small tiles, especially those with busy patterns, can make the room feel cramped. However, consider using a smaller tile as a shower floor tile for better traction and slip resistance.

There is no strict rule that larger tiles or smaller tiles on the bathroom floor need to be the same size as wall tiles. It’s essential to choose tile sizes that complement each other and work well together in your bathroom design. Mixing different sizes and types, such as porcelain tiles and subway tiles, can add visual interest and create a unique look.