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FAQs
25x44.3cm wall tile questions
The 25×44.3cm format is a versatile mid-size option that works beautifully in both bathrooms and kitchens. It is large enough to create a sense of openness in a space, but not so oversized that it feels out of place in standard-sized rooms. This format is particularly effective when used to tile full walls in a bathroom or as a feature surround in a shower enclosure.
The 44.3cm dimension is a Porcelanosa manufacturing standard that is designed to align neatly with standard grout joints. When tiles are laid with a consistent 5-7mm grout joint, rows stack to predictable heights, making it easier for your tiler to plan the layout and minimise awkward cuts, especially around windows, sockets, and other wall features.
Yes, the Porcelanosa 25×44.3cm wall tile range offers a variety of colour options and surface textures, giving you flexibility to match your personal style. Whether you prefer a smooth, gloss finish for a bright and airy feel or a more tactile, matte surface for a contemporary look, there is an option within this collection to complement your renovation. Browsing the full range on the Stoke Tiles website will help you find the right combination for your space.
Yes, mixing tile sizes is a popular design technique and can create real visual interest. For example, you might use the 25×44.3cm tiles as your main wall tile and introduce a smaller mosaic or decorative tile as a border or feature band. The key is to plan the layout carefully in advance so that grout lines align where you want them to, and to ensure all tiles come from compatible collections.
These Porcelanosa wall tiles are easy to maintain thanks to their quality surface finish. Regular cleaning with a damp cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner will keep them looking fresh. In bathrooms, a squeegee after showering can help prevent limescale build-up on the tile surface, especially in hard water areas. Avoid scouring pads or harsh chemical cleaners, which can dull the finish over time.
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