Large Format Tile

Floor Coverings

Definition

Large format tiles (60x60, 80x80, 120x60 cm) create a uniform floor with few joints. This creates a spectacular effect of continuity and space.

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Large format tiles represent a highly popular decorative trend for their aesthetic and practical qualities. When you choose this type of covering, you benefit from a uniform floor with very few joints, thus creating a remarkable visual continuity effect. This style is perfectly suited for generously sized rooms, such as living rooms, bathrooms, or kitchens, amplifying the feeling of space and brightness. The most common formats, ranging from 60x60 cm to 120x60 cm, adapt to a wide variety of interiors, from contemporary to more traditional. You can choose porcelain stoneware, porcelain, or natural stone tiles, available in a very wide range of colors and textures, allowing you to perfectly harmonize your tiles with the rest of your decoration. Opt for pieces with clean lines and neutral shades for a soothing effect, or dare more assertive patterns and colors for a warm and distinctive ambiance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Large format tiling creates a uniform floor with few joints, providing a spectacular effect of continuity and space in both large and small areas.

Large format tiling requires a perfectly flat floor (self-leveling compound). It is laid with double gluing for perfect adhesion.

Pitfall: laying large format tiles on an uneven floor. The slightest defect will be visible, and the tile risks breaking.

Large format tiling offers many advantages: it creates a feeling of space and brightness, it is easy to maintain and requires few joints. It also gives a sleek and modern look to your interior.

Large format tiles are generally available in standard sizes such as 60x60 cm, 80x80 cm or 120x60 cm. You can choose the size that best suits your room's surface area and your decoration style.

The thickness of large format tiles depends on several factors such as the substrate, foot traffic in the room, and your budget. Generally, a thickness between 8 and 10 mm is suitable for residential use. Consult a professional to determine the best option.

The most popular patterns for large format tiles are natural stone slabs (marble, granite, etc.), wood imitations, or geometric/minimalist designs. Choose a model that harmonizes with the rest of your decor.

It is entirely possible to lay large format tiles yourself, but it is recommended to call in a professional, especially for large areas. This type of installation indeed requires good technical skill and appropriate tools to guarantee a durable and aesthetic result.