Maxi

Both sizes work well in bathrooms, but the 60x30cm format suits narrower or more compact rooms where a rectangular tile can help the space feel longer, while the 60x60cm square format is ideal for larger bathrooms where you want a clean, uninterrupted grid layout. If in doubt, sketching out a rough tile plan before ordering can help you visualise the result.

The Maxi collection is available in three colour options, allowing you to tailor the look to your bathroom scheme. We recommend ordering a sample before committing to your full order, as colours can appear slightly different on screen compared to how they look in natural or artificial light in your own space.

Start by measuring the length and width of your bathroom in metres and multiply them together to get your square metreage. We always recommend adding at least 10% extra to your order to account for cuts, waste, and any future repairs – this is especially important if you are laying the tiles at an angle, which increases wastage further.

If you are considering Maxi tiles for a wet area such as a shower floor, it is important to check the slip-resistance (R-rating) of the specific tile you are ordering, as some smooth-finish tiles require an anti-slip treatment in very wet zones. Our team at Stoke Tiles can advise you on the most suitable option from the Maxi range for your particular application.