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Wall and floor tiling specialists

From the front path to the shower room.

Tiling for London homes and the counties around them. Victorian paths and porches, hallways, kitchen and extension floors, shower rooms and bathrooms.

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The work, room by room
The same porch before: worn red herringbone quarry tiles at the foot of stone steps, between flint and brick walls. The porch after: a black and white Victorian diamond floor with a stepped border, set between flint and brick walls below stone steps. Before After
Pathway and porch. Tiles supplied by Tower Ceramics. Drag for the before.
A long, narrow hallway floor tiled in a small black, white and grey pattern with a double border running the length of it.
Hallway and toilet floors

From the post on this floor

“With nothing being straight, a lot of hours went into the layout alone to make sure everything worked out well.”

The work
Wall and floor tiling, indoors and out: showers, bathrooms, hallways, kitchens, porches, paths and fireplaces.
Bathroom installs
From rip-out to finished tiling. Plumbing and decorating are done by other trades, and the job posts name them.
Where
London and the surrounding counties.

Outside

Path & porch

The first tile anyone steps on. Black and white diamonds, red and black quarry, patterned porch tile, laid against London brick and flint.

A narrow garden path tiled in red and black quarry tiles laid as diamonds, with a black border.
Red and black quarry tiles. Ultra Tile charcoal grout.
A black and white Victorian diamond path with a border leading up three steps to a purple front door.
Victorian pathway, for Mackney Homes.
A front porch between black timber posts and red brick, floored in black and white patterned tile with a black step edge.
Front porch area.
An orange quarry-tiled path with a run of black diamond insets, beside iron railings and a brick wall.
Pathway, for Grant Burrell Construction.

Inside

The hall

Halls in older houses are long, narrow and rarely square. The tile still has to look as if they are.

Swipe
A hallway floor in a small black and white chequer curving around a radiator and the foot of the stairs.
Victorian tiled hallway, for YBS Contracts. Ardex blossom white grout.
A hallway floor of black stars on white tile running up to the bottom of the stairs.
Hallway floor, 450 × 450. Ultra Tile mid grey grout.
A hall floor of yellow, black and brick-red diamond tiles.
Yellow, black and brick-red diamonds.
A porch floor of multi-coloured Victorian-style pattern tile in blue, ochre and cream.
Porch floor, for Olive Builds. 300 × 300, Ultra Tile grey grout.
Looking down a hallway where the tiled border turns the corner at the foot of the stairs.
Hallway and toilet floors. The border turns the corner at the stairs.
A narrow hallway floor in a black and white pattern tile, running toward a green door.
Hallway floor, for Skyrooms. Kerakoll no. 8 grout.
The black and white chequer carried up a short flight of stairs.
The chequer carries up the stairs.

The back of the house

Kitchen & extension floors

Hexagons, triangles, wood-effect planks and big white porcelain, from kitchens and utility rooms to extensions and conservatories.

  1. Kitchen floorFor Kitchens by Guy. “A very unique design that the client was over the moon with.”
  2. Kitchen floorHexagon quarry tiles for Kitchens by Guy. Mapei 112 grout.
  3. Kitchen floorFor Kitchens by Guy. 20 × 20 ceramic, Tilemaster dark grey grout.
  4. Extension floor1200 × 600 matt white porcelain. Tilemaster 3000 light grey grout. Tiles supplied by Tiles Central.
  5. Conservatory floorWood-effect planks, Ultra Tile mid grey grout. “Great variation in these tiles.”
A kitchen floor of white hexagon tiles with a scatter of green hexagons spreading across it.
Kitchen floor For Kitchens by Guy. “A very unique design that the client was over the moon with.”
A kitchen floor of terracotta-red hexagon quarry tiles with pale grout lines.
Kitchen floor Hexagon quarry tiles for Kitchens by Guy. Mapei 112 grout.
A kitchen floor of black and white triangle tiles forming a repeating pinwheel pattern.
Kitchen floor For Kitchens by Guy. 20 × 20 ceramic, Tilemaster dark grey grout.
A large open extension with a skylight and glazed doors, floored in large matt white porcelain.
Extension floor 1200 × 600 matt white porcelain. Tilemaster 3000 light grey grout. Tiles supplied by Tiles Central.
A room with glazed doors floored in weathered, multi-toned wood-effect planks.
Conservatory floor Wood-effect planks, Ultra Tile mid grey grout. “Great variation in these tiles.”

The wet rooms

Shower rooms & bathrooms

Colour on the walls, pattern underfoot. Shower rooms, bathrooms and WCs.

A walk-in shower tiled in tall green and white vertical stripes with a long niche and brass fittings.
Green and white stripes, brass fittings.
A shower under a skylight, tiled in white marble-effect tile with dramatic violet-black veining.
Violet-veined marble effect under a skylight.
A shower with a black frame and walls tiled in pale blue and white vertical stripes.
Blue and white stripes, black frame.
A shower with pink hand-finished wall tiles, a built-in niche and a speckled floor.
Pink wall tile, speckled floor.
A bath with a shower over it, the wall tiled in blue-grey herringbone.
Herringbone in the bath area, 600 × 600 for half-height walls, bath panel and floor.
A shower enclosure tiled in glossy teal-green brick tile with a recessed niche.
Teal wall tile, recessed niche.
A shower tiled in deep green brick tile above a black and white chequered floor.
Deep green wall tile, chequer floor.
A bathroom with a freestanding bath, teal half-height wall tiles and a speckled terrazzo-style floor.
Teal half-height walls, freestanding bath.
A shower tiled in tall green tiles with a black and white geometric pattern floor.
Green wall tile, geometric floor.
A shower with green cloud-veined wall tiles on one side and plain pale tile on the other.
Green cloud-veined walls.
A bathroom with dark green gloss wall tiles above a bath and a black and white star-pattern floor.
Dark green gloss, star-pattern floor.
A small WC with marble wall tiles in mixed grey and white, a wooden vanity and a stained-glass window.
WC. Marble wall tiles supplied by Mandarin Stone, white grout.

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The line in the job posts

Swipe for the before.

It runs through Queensberry’s posts, and it is the quickest way to see what a tiler actually changed. Drag the line.

The fireplace before: a bare, soot-blackened brick alcove with a slate hearth. The fireplace after: the alcove boarded and tiled in warm brown tile, with a tiled hearth. BeforeAfter

Size, grout, trim

The finishes, written down.

Job posts list the details a tiler and a client both care about. Here are some of them, set out as a schedule.

JobTileSizeGrout & trim
Extension floorMatt white porcelain1200 × 600Tilemaster 3000 light grey. Tiles by Tiles Central
Bathroom—600 × 600Ardex silver shimmer
Victorian hallwayBlack and white chequer—Ardex blossom white
Hallway floor—450 × 450Ultra Tile mid grey
Kitchen floorHexagon quarry—Mapei 112
Kitchen floorCeramic20 × 20Tilemaster dark grey
PathwayRed and black quarry—Ultra Tile charcoal
Porch floor—300 × 300Ultra Tile grey
Conservatory floorWood-effect planks—Ultra Tile mid grey
Two fireplacesBoarded and tiled—Genesis taupe trim
Large matt white porcelain extension floor under a skylight.
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“He turned up on time and always kept me informed. He always cleaned up after his days work and went a little bit above and beyond in helping me with different bits and pieces. The job was finished ahead of time… He gave me a very competitive quote and kept to it!”

Roy, floor tiling client. Five stars, shared by Queensberry on Instagram, March 2019.

Tiled for

Marken Lofts Skyrooms Grant Burrell Construction Kitchens by Guy Morgan Sharp Contractors Mackney Homes YBS Contracts Olive Builds

Builders, loft specialists and kitchen fitters named in the job posts.

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