Tiling
Floors that stay straight, grout lines that stay fine
Floors, walls, splashbacks, terraces: we lay every format, from 10×20 metro to 120×120 large format, indoors and out. The layout is agreed with you before the first tile.
What we lay
Every format, every pattern
Interior floors
Porcelain in concrete, stone or wood look. Systematic back-buttering beyond 60×60, lippage control with a levelling system.
Walls and ceramic tiles
Bathrooms, splashbacks, WCs. Laid straight, in herringbone or staggered; corners finished with trims or mitred cuts.
Opus and decorative layouts
Multi-size Roman opus, diagonal layouts, bespoke patterns around a fireplace or island: the design is drawn before laying.
Terraces and outdoors
Glued onto a screed with an uncoupling membrane and drainage slope, or 2 cm porcelain pavers on pedestals. Frost-proof materials.
Repairs
Cracked tiles, tired grout, an access hatch to integrate: small interventions are welcome from 2 m².
Large format during installation, levelling clips
Frequently asked questions
Tiling: what we get asked
Do you lay large-format tiles (120×120, 120×260)?
Yes, up to 120×120 for standard floors. Large format forgives nothing: it needs a flat substrate (2 mm under a 2 m straightedge), back-buttering and a levelling system during installation. That's exactly why we also master the screed.
Will you work with tiles I supply?
Yes. You can supply your own tiles or let us order from our suppliers. Either way, we check the layout, quantities and batch calibre before starting.
Do you take on small areas and repairs?
Yes, from 2 m²: replacing cracked tiles, regrouting, a kitchen splashback or a WC floor. Small jobs are scheduled between big ones, never refused.
Which layout to choose: straight, diagonal, staggered?
A straight layout reads calmest in contemporary rooms; staggered (max ⅓ of the tile for plank formats) suits wood-look tiles; diagonal visually enlarges small older rooms. We always draw a layout before laying to avoid ugly cuts.
Do you tile outdoor terraces?
Yes: glued installation on a screed with an uncoupling membrane and drainage slope, or 2 cm porcelain pavers on pedestals. Frost-proof porcelain, grout suited to Belgian freeze-thaw cycles.
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