Before you start: think Safety

Tiling is a relatively safe task, but like any form of DIY it’s sensible to take precautions. 

It can also pay to know the location of any hot water pipes in your bathroom walls. The same goes for any electrical connections. If you’re unsure of where the pipes are located, you can use a pipe locator to easily find any pipes. 

You may also want to switch off the water and electricity supplies to your bathroom before you start work. 

How To Tile A Bathroom

Before we look at our inspirations, we should get the nasty details out of the way first.

To tile a bathroom, you will first need to measure the tiling area. Are you planning on tiling the floor or the wall, or are you making intricate designs with different shapes and styles?

Once you have your measurements, you need to decide on which tiles you will use. Tiles come in various styles, colors, materials, and price ranges.
Learn more about the many different types of tiles before choosing what you think is best for your home.

Once you have your measurements and have chosen your tile and then it’s time to tiling, 

Modern Styling Meets Space-Saving Designs

The Amelie toilet brings a smooth approach to a square design to produce a beautifully modern addition to any bathroom. They’re great for fitting within a small or a large bathroom due to its space-saving nature and short projection while keeping ample space for sitting down and enough power in the cistern to match the best of the toilets on the market. To suit as many décor styles as possible it is finished in a clean, contemporary white.

Amelie Bathroom Suite