Donegal

Each box of Donegal Forest tiles contains 14 tiles, each measuring 28×33.3cm in a hexagon shape. Before ordering, check the product page on the Stoke Tiles website for the total coverage per box, and remember to add at least 10% extra to your calculated area to account for cuts and breakages – this is especially important with hexagonal tiles, which typically generate more wastage at edges than standard rectangular tiles.

Yes – the Donegal Forest tiles are suitable for use on both walls and floors, giving you great creative flexibility. Their striking hexagonal shape and multi-coloured rustic design make them a popular choice as a feature floor in a bathroom or hallway, as well as a statement wall tile in a kitchen or living space.

Because the Donegal tiles feature a multi-coloured rustic design, the grout colour you choose can significantly influence the overall look. A mid-grey or warm buff grout tends to complement the earthy, natural tones of this collection without overpowering the tile’s character, while a contrasting dark grout can emphasise the distinctive hexagonal shape for a more graphic effect.

Hexagonal tiles like the Donegal Forest do require a little more planning than standard rectangular tiles, particularly when it comes to cutting at edges, corners, and around obstacles. We recommend using a tile saw rather than a scorer for the angled cuts involved, and starting from the centre of the room or wall to ensure the pattern is balanced. If you are less experienced with tiling, consulting a professional tiler is a good idea.

Yes – Stoke Tiles offers large order discounts on the Donegal collection. Simply contact us directly with your requirements and we will be happy to discuss a suitable arrangement. This is particularly worth doing if you are tiling a large floor area or undertaking a commercial project.