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For a standard family bathroom (approximately 8-12m² of wall and floor area), tiles cost £300-£600 at the budget level, £600-£1,500 mid-range, or £1,500-£3,000+ for premium tiles. Professional tiling labour adds £300-£700 for a standard bathroom, depending on complexity and tile format. Total tile-o
# Tiles: 10 Frequently Asked Questions
## 1. How much does it cost to tile a bathroom in the UK?
For a standard family bathroom (approximately 8-12m² of wall and floor area), tiles cost £300-£600 at the budget level, £600-£1,500 mid-range, or £1,500-£3,000+ for premium tiles. Professional tiling labour adds £300-£700 for a standard bathroom, depending on complexity and tile format. Total tile-only cost (supply and fit) for a bathroom: £600-£1,200 budget, £1,200-£2,500 mid-range, or £2,500-£5,000+ premium. Large-format tiles and complex patterns (herringbone, chevron) cost more to install due to the greater precision required. Preparation work (tanking, levelling) may add £200-£500. Get quotes from verified tile suppliers and tilers on HouseJester.
## 2. What are the best tiles for a kitchen floor?
Porcelain tiles are the best all-round choice for kitchen floors. They are extremely durable (PEI rating 4 or 5), water-resistant (absorption rate under 0.5%), stain-resistant, and available in finishes that replicate wood, stone, concrete, and terrazzo. Choose a matt or textured finish with an anti-slip rating of R10 or R11 for safety — polished porcelain can be slippery when wet. Large-format porcelain (60x60cm or 60x120cm) creates a clean, modern look with minimal grout lines. Natural stone (limestone, slate) is also excellent for kitchen floors but requires sealing. Avoid unglazed ceramic tiles on kitchen floors as they stain more easily.
## 3. What does the PEI rating on t
