The finish starts behind the tile.

Bathroom Tiling Services in London

Bathroom walls, floors and wet areas with correct preparation, waterproofing and precise alignment.

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Wet rooms

Tanking, falls and tiled shower areas planned as one coordinated system.

Large format

Accurate backgrounds and controlled joints for modern porcelain slabs and tiles.

Detail work

Niches, mitred or trimmed corners, bath panels, ledges and feature walls.

Bathroom tiling is as much about what sits behind the tile as the visible finish. Wet areas need stable backgrounds, correct waterproofing, sensible falls and carefully planned junctions. We tile bathrooms, shower rooms and wet rooms across London, from straightforward refurbishments to detailed large-format installations.

  • Bathroom wall and floor tiling

  • Wet rooms and walk-in showers

  • Waterproof tanking systems

  • Large-format porcelain and natural stone

  • Recessed niches, ledges and bath panels

  • Falls to drains, trims, grout and silicone

Waterproofing and preparation come first.

Tiles and grout are not a substitute for a correctly prepared wet area. Where the specification requires it, we install compatible tanking systems around showers, baths, penetrations and other vulnerable junctions before the tile finish is applied.

Setting-out around the whole room.

We consider niches, sanitaryware, shower screens, vanity units, windows and visible corners together. Planning these elements early helps align grout joints and reduces small or awkward cuts in the areas you notice most.

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Frequently asked questions

Do bathrooms need tanking before tiling?
Wet areas commonly require a suitable waterproofing system. The exact preparation depends on the background, shower design and project specification.
Yes, provided the construction and waterproofing can be formed correctly. Niche dimensions should ideally be coordinated with the selected tile size.
Yes. Large formats require particularly flat backgrounds, suitable handling and careful adhesive coverage, which we account for during preparation and installation.