Substrate preparation
We cleaned the surface, checked the plane and prepared the substrate for large-format porcelain tiles.
Installing large-format tiles by the windows while checking the straight joints.
Wide view of the light porcelain tile layout across the room.
Cutting tiles and continuing the joints around the column.
Checking the plane and joint width with a tile levelling system.
1200×600 mm porcelain tile installation
We installed 56 m² of light polished 1200×600 mm porcelain tiles. The large tiles were aligned with a tile levelling system to maintain straight joints and a consistent floor plane.
Materials and details
Light polished 1200×600 mm porcelain tiles were installed across 56 m². The large format required precise setting-out, cutting and continuous plane control with a tile levelling system.
Light polished marble-effect porcelain tiles, 1200×600 mm.
Total floor area tiled: 56 m².
Tile adhesive for large-format porcelain tiles.
Tile levelling system for controlling the plane and consistent joints.
Work progress
From substrate preparation and large-format setting-out to installing 1200×600 mm porcelain tiles, cutting them to fit and controlling the plane with a tile levelling system.
Setting out the layout
We set the row direction and coordinated the tile positions with the walls, windows, door openings and column.
Applying adhesive and laying tiles
We spread tile adhesive on the substrate and the back of the tiles, then installed the 1200×600 mm porcelain tiles in sequence.
Controlling the plane
We installed the tile levelling system and checked adjacent tile positions, joint widths and the continuation of lines between rooms.
Completing the tiling stage
After the adhesive had cured, we removed the levelling system components, cleaned the joints and checked the cuts along the walls, column and openings.
