600x1200 Tiles
Browse 600 x 1200 tiles for bathrooms, kitchens and floors. Large format sizing means fewer grout lines and a cleaner, more open finish. Compare floor tiles and colours here.
Shop 600 x 1200 tiles for floors, walls and larger open spaces. This size covers more ground per tile, so you get a cleaner look with fewer grout lines than smaller formats. Use the guide below to pick the right tile for your project.
Why choose 600x1200 tiles
A 600 x 1200 tile suits open living areas, bathrooms and kitchens where a smoother, more continuous surface is the goal. Fewer joints mean less grout to clean and a room that reads larger. If you want an even bigger format, check large tiles. For a smaller module with more layout flexibility, compare 600 x 600 tiles or 300 x 600 tiles.
Floor or wall 600x1200 tiles
Check the tile's rating before you buy. Floor-rated tiles handle foot traffic and are usually slip-tested; wall tiles are lighter and made for vertical surfaces only. Many 600 x 1200 tiles suit both, but always confirm before installing on a floor. Browse by room, including bathroom tiles, kitchen tiles and laundry tiles.
Planning the layout
Large format tiles show off pattern and colour more clearly, so lay out a few tiles before you commit. Decide on a running bond, stack bond or brick-style offset, and keep grout lines even across the room. Straight, tight joints suit this size better than a busy pattern.
Colour and finish
Lighter tones open up a small bathroom or laundry, while darker shades ground a larger floor. Shop by colour, including white tiles, grey tiles, black tiles, beige tiles, charcoal tiles, blue tiles and green tiles.
Pairing with feature tiles
Large format tiles work well as the main surface, with a smaller tile used to break up a wall or add detail. Look at mosaic tiles, penny round tiles or herringbone tiles for a shower niche, splashback or feature strip.
Handling and installation
Large tiles are heavier and need a flat, well-prepared substrate to sit properly. They're best installed by a qualified tiler using the correct adhesive and trowel notch for the tile size. Always check the tile box for any specific handling or laying instructions before starting.
Quick checks before you buy
- Confirm the tile is rated for the surface (floor or wall).
- Order extra for cuts and wastage, especially around corners and fittings.
- Check the batch number matches across all boxes for consistent colour.
- Have a flat substrate ready, large tiles won't hide an uneven floor.
