Wall Tiling
Brisbane

Fibre cement sheet (Villaboard, Aquachek) is the preferred substrate for wet areas. Plasterboard (Gyprock) can be tiled in dry areas only. We assess the existing substrate at quote time.

Yes, in many cases. The existing tiles need to be firmly bonded and the wall needs to be structurally capable of taking the additional weight. We'll assess on-site.

For feature walls, many clients opt for minimal grout lines (1–2mm) to achieve a seamless look. We mark out the entire wall layout before cutting a single tile to ensure symmetrical coverage.

Yes. External wall tiling requires weather-resistant adhesive and grout, and often a concrete substrate rather than sheet. We provide written specifications for external work.

We cut tiles precisely around existing fixtures using an angle grinder or wet saw. All cuts are planned as part of the layout so no cuts appear less than half a tile wide.

It depends on the tile type. Rectified tiles can go as narrow as 1mm; handmade or natural stone tiles often look best with 3–5mm grout lines. We discuss this at the quote stage.