Wet Room Tiles
Wet Room Tiles
If you are looking to transform your wet room into a luxury space, whether it's your own home or a commercial property, the right choice of tiling can make a big impact. Discover soft greys, soothing whites and shimmering shades inspired by the sea with our collection of mosaic tiles designed for wet rooms. You'll find beautiful iridescent glass mosaic tiles unique striped textures, sparkling patterns and on-trend matt finishes, all perfect for streamlined and minimalistic spa-like looks or decadent and design-led spaces.
Slip Resistant Mosaic Floor Tiles
Meticulously crafted to be used in areas of high humidity, our wet room glass tiles are durable, slip-resistant and quick and easy to lay. Also suitable for use a swimming pool tiles, options include slip resistant floor tiles which are essential for safety, as well as beautiful mosaic wall tiles.
A Range Of Options With Mosaic Wet Room Tiles
Whether you have a pocket-sized room or an extravagant space, it's easy to transform your wetroom with our mosaic tiles. Small mosaic tiles are the ideal choice when you have no shower tray as they can be effortlessly installed on gentle sloping areas and gradients. And with an extensive range of bathroom mosaic wall tiles to choose from, the creative possibilities are almost endless.
With our latest collections, you can lay the same tiles floor to ceiling or opt for a decorative feature wall that's tantamount to an architectural masterpiece. Elegant in looks and easy to clean, our wet room tiles are ideal for private homes, luxury hotels and chic spas. From bright and airy stone white hues that nod to faraway white sand beaches to the shimmering luminosity of turquoise and cerulean shades that mimic the colours of the ocean, our wetroom tiles are designed to give you a space that's sleek, stylish and contemporary.
Wet Room Tiles FAQ
Yes, mosaic tiles are one of the best options for a wet room. Their small size means lots of grout lines, which give bare feet extra grip on wet floors. They also bend easily around drains, slopes and curved shower areas where larger tiles would need cutting, making them ideal for the graded floor a wet room needs.
For floors, choose tiles rated as slip-resistant, ideally with a matt or textured finish and an R10 or higher rating. Matt ceramic and natural stone handle floor wear well. For walls, glass, gloss ceramic and metallic finishes all work since they don't need the same grip rating. Matching or coordinating the two keeps the space feeling joined up.
The tiles themselves resist water, but the tiling alone won't waterproof a wet room. You need a tanking (waterproof membrane) system applied to the floor and walls beneath the tiles first. Glass mosaics are highly water-resistant, whilst natural stone is more porous and needs sealing.
Use a waterproof or epoxy grout designed for wet areas, as standard grout absorbs moisture and stains over time. Seal cement-based grout after fitting and reseal it once a year. Good ventilation matters too â run an extractor fan during and after showering. Wiping the tiles down now and then stops soap residue from building up in the grout lines.
You can, though wet rooms are less forgiving than a standard bathroom because the waterproofing and floor gradient must be spot on. If the tanking or the fall towards the drain is done badly, water pools or leaks through. Many DIYers tile the walls themselves and bring in a professional for the floor and membrane.
Mosaic tiles almost always come pre-mounted on mesh-backed sheets, usually around 300mm square. This makes fitting far quicker, since you lay whole sheets rather than positioning each tiny piece by hand. You can cut individual pieces off the mesh to fit edges, corners and around the drain.
Measure the total floor and wall area in square metres, then add roughly 10% extra for cuts, wastage and any future repairs. Wet rooms often need more offcuts than a flat bathroom because of the drain and sloped floor. Keeping a few spare sheets from the same batch is sensible, as colours can vary slightly between production runs.




