Large Format Indoor & Outdoor Tiles

Looking for Large Format Tiles? We've got you covered!

If you are looking to make complete use of small space, large format tiles are the go-to , since there will be fewer grout-lines the room will have a seamless smooth look.

Installing large format tiles is also a lot quicker meaning you won't have to wait a ridiculous amount of time to start your other renovations and it will also be more deadline friendly , and also if you are looking for a hygienic option this will be the tile style for you, due to the limited grout lines , large format tiles provide less space for the dirt and dust to build up making both a cleaner environment and  making the tiles easier to clean.

Inout Contrecto

Available in 9mm and 20mm

Residential Project

Brigstock - KGBP LTD - Ardesia 1200x1200mm

Large format white tile used in the reception of this office
large format kitchen tiles used on the floor of this kitchen
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Large Format Tiles - FAQ's

  • What are 'Large format tiles' ?

    Large Format Tiles are tiles significantly bigger than standard options, typically measuring 60x60 cm or larger. Perfect for creating a seamless, modern look, these oversized tiles are widely used in both indoor flooring and outdoor paving projects. Their size reduces grout lines, delivering a sleek and spacious appearance that’s ideal for contemporary kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, patios, and terraces.


    Available in a wide range of premium materials, including porcelain tiles, ceramic tiles, natural stone tiles, and concrete-effect tiles, large format tiles offer durability, easy maintenance, and versatile design possibilities for residential and commercial spaces.


    Key Features of Large Format Tiles:


    Tile size: starting from 60 cm and above (including 900x900 mm and 1200x1200 mm formats)


    Versatile applications: suitable for indoor floors, outdoor areas, and wall cladding


    Material options: choose from porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and concrete-look finishes


    Modern aesthetic: fewer grout lines for a clean, seamless, and spacious design

  • Do large format tiles need back-buttering?

    We strongly advice to back-butter your large format tiles and your porcelain tiles.

  • Are large format tiles trending?

    Over the past couple of years ,large format tiles have been becoming more popular and getting the recognition that they deserve.

  • Can you dot and dab large format tiles?

     Do not , dot and dab your large format tiles , applying your adhesive this way can create cracks in your large format tiles from the pressure after they're installed.

  • What are the advatages of large format tiles?

    Easy to maintain: With fewer grout lines to worry about, large format tiles are quicker to clean and keep looking fresh, since dirt and stains have fewer places to settle.


    Fewer grout lines: Thanks to their larger size, these tiles need fewer joints, creating a more seamless, modern look. With less grout, there’s also less space for dirt and bacteria to build up.


    Enhances room size: Large tiles help make a space feel bigger and more open, as the uninterrupted surface gives a cohesive, expansive appearance.


  • How do you look after large format tiles?

    Prevent scratches: Protect the surface by avoiding contact with sharp objects or abrasive materials.


    Professional sealing: Periodic sealing by a professional helps guard large format tiles against stains and moisture, keeping them looking their best.


    Regular cleaning: Wipe away dust, dirt, and stains frequently using a mild detergent and a soft cloth or sponge.

  • What size grout joint is recommended for large format tiles?

    For large format tiles, a grout joint of at least 2–3 mm is generally recommended indoors, and 3–5 mm outdoors to allow for movement and environmental changes. The exact joint width can depend on the tile material, the installation environment, and whether the tiles are rectified (machine-cut edges that allow for narrower joints). Using the correct joint size helps to absorb slight variations in tile size, reduce the risk of lippage, and ensure a durable, long-lasting finish.

Routered Tiles for Drainage

Routered tiles used for drainage for outside large format tiles



In areas where effective water management is essential, such as wet rooms, balconies, or outdoor terraces. Routered tiles provide a smart solution. These tiles are precisely cut with discreet channels that guide surface water directly towards drainage points. This detailing allows you to maintain the clean, seamless look of large format tiles while ensuring practical functionality. By combining performance with design, routered tiles help achieve both a flush finish and reliable drainage without compromising on aesthetics.

Metal Drainage Profiles for Outdoor Tiles

Close up of outdoor large format tiles and a drainage system

Drainage channels are designed to collect and direct surface water away from paved areas such as patios, terraces, and pathways. The galvanised steel grating provides a strong, durable cover that can withstand regular foot traffic while maintaining a neat, flush finish alongside outdoor tiles.


For tiled outdoor spaces, this type of drainage system is particularly effective:

  • Prevents pooling and water damage by ensuring rainwater flows quickly into the channel.
  • Protects tile installations from freeze-thaw issues and long-term moisture problems.
  • Blends seamlessly with large format tiles for a clean, professional look.
  • Low maintenance and resistant to corrosion, making it a long-lasting solution for residential or commercial settings.

By incorporating drainage channels, outdoor tiled areas remain both practical and visually striking, combining sleek design with reliable performance.