Tell us your plans.
Share the room, your ideas, a few photographs and your postcode. An approximate size helps too.
KEIGHLEY & ACROSS WEST YORKSHIREBathroom tiling.
Bathroom tiling.
Carefully considered.
From a compact en-suite to a generous family bathroom, a well-planned tile layout gives the whole room a sense of order. Original Tile brings careful setting-out and over 25 years of tiling and multi-skilled trade experience to homes across West Yorkshire.
Discuss your bathroom tiling
A THOUGHTFUL APPROACH
The details you notice. And the preparation you don’t.
The best starting point is the room itself: the position of the bath, basin and shower, the available light, and the condition of the walls and floor. Dave can discuss tile sizes, focal walls, grout colours and edge details before the first tile is laid.
Let’s consider the whole room.
- Wall and floor tile layouts planned together
- Bath surrounds, shower walls and feature panels
- Considered cuts around basins, windows and fittings
- Edge trims, grout colour and finishing details
BEFORE THE FIRST TILEA little planning.
A little planning.
A better result.
If your bathroom is part of a larger refurbishment, share the plumbing and fitting plans before tiling is booked. Moving a shower valve or changing the bath after the layout has been agreed can affect the finish. The condition of the substrate and any waterproofing requirements need to be assessed as part of the job.
Dave is based in Keighley and has over 25 years of experience in tiling and multi-skilled trade work across Yorkshire. Send your postcode and project details to start the conversation.
What to include in your enquiryLook at the details.
Discuss preparation, the tile choice, the layout and how the work fits with any other trades.
A clear way forward.
Confirm the scope, quote and timing with Dave before work is arranged.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
Bathroom tiling. Your questions.
Every room is different. If your question is more specific, ask Dave.
Can you tile a small bathroom or en-suite?
Yes. Smaller rooms benefit from careful setting-out around doors, sanitaryware and windows. Send Dave photographs and approximate room dimensions so you can discuss a suitable layout and the scope of the work.
Should the walls or floor use the same tiles?
They can, but they do not have to. A consistent palette can make a small bathroom feel calmer, while a contrasting floor or feature wall adds definition. Tile suitability matters as well as appearance; a wall tile is not automatically suitable for a floor.
Can existing bathroom tiles be removed?
Tell Dave whether you need removal included. The condition of the surface beneath the old tiles affects the preparation and quote, so photographs and a site assessment are useful before the work is agreed.
Do I need to choose the tiles before asking for a quote?
No. It helps to have an idea of the material and size, but you can discuss the room first. The final tile specification, layout and preparation will need to be agreed before a firm scope can be confirmed.
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