
Cementitious
Large-format tile mortar
Non-sag, medium-bed mortar for panels above 400 mm
From $38per bag
In stock
Two large-format porcelain slabs with matt stone-look surfaces leaning against a plaster wall, the front one lit and the one behind in shadow
Sample listing. Specification and pricing shown here are illustrative while the real catalogue is loaded. Ask us for a current quote on the actual material.
Tile
Stone-look porcelain in slab formats, matt finish, rectified edges
$8.99per sq ft
In stock15.5 sq ft per box — $139.35 per box
Covers about 15.5 sq ft — $139.35
How much you need depends on the room, and what it costs to fit depends on what is behind the wall. Build the list here and send it for a quote — we check the amounts against the room and price the materials and the work together.
A through-body porcelain designed to read as honed stone at a distance and hold up to daily use close to. Rectified edges allow a joint as tight as 2 mm, which is what makes a large-format field read as a continuous surface rather than a grid.
Suitable for walls and floors, wet areas, and over underfloor heating. Large formats need a flatter substrate than smaller tile — allow for levelling in the budget rather than discovering it on the day.
Goes with it
The parts of the assembly this material depends on. Ordering them together avoids the mid-project discovery that the mortar is wrong for the format.

Cementitious
Non-sag, medium-bed mortar for panels above 400 mm
From $38per bag
In stock
Cementitious
Stain-resistant grout in a colour range matched to our stocked tile
From $34per bag
In stock
Anodised aluminium
Square-edge profiles for exposed tile edges and transitions
From $49per length
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Each room says which surface this material went on there, and lists everything that went in alongside it, so you can see it in the position you are considering and order the whole assembly rather than assembling it yourself.

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A flush, step-free shower floor in large-format porcelain, with the waterproofing system that makes it possible.
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Electric underfloor heating set in levelling compound beneath porcelain, with a flush transition to oak.
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Full bathroom renovation with a curbless shower and heated stone-look floor
Completed September 2025

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Large-format porcelain flooring with electric underfloor heating across kitchen, dining, and hall
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