SYDNEY / FLOOR & WALL TILING
Kitchen tiling
in Sydney.
Kitchen splashbacks and floor tiling for Sydney homes. We work with your cabinetry, benchtops and chosen materials to create a clean, cohesive finish.
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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Splashbacks with intention
From ceramic tiles to textured finishes, we plan grout lines, edges and cuts around cabinetry, power points and benchtops.
Practical surfaces
Kitchen flooring needs to suit everyday cooking and cleaning. We discuss tile suitability, substrate preparation and grout choices.
Renovation coordination
Tell us when cabinets and benchtops will be installed. We can discuss a tiling sequence that fits with the other trades on your project.
What to include
in your enquiry.
- Splashback length and height, plus floor area if required
- Tile size and pattern, corners, power points and trims
- Existing tile removal and condition of the wall or floor
- Cabinet, benchtop and appliance installation sequence
Your questions,
answered.
Can you replace just the kitchen splashback?+
Yes. We assess the existing surface, removal and preparation requirements before quoting for a new splashback.
Should I choose my tiles before requesting a quote?+
A tile selection helps us assess format and installation requirements. If you have not chosen yet, share your dimensions and design ideas to begin the conversation.
Do you install both kitchen floor tiles and splashbacks?+
Yes. We discuss kitchen splashback installation and floor tiling as separate areas within one quote, including how they meet cabinets, benchtops, doorways and adjoining floors.
How much does a kitchen splashback cost to tile?+
The area, tile format, laying pattern, power points, corners and exposed edges affect the work. Removal and wall repairs may also be required. Send photographs and measurements for a scope-based quote rather than relying on a generic per-square-metre price.
Can you tile over an existing kitchen floor?+
An overlay may be considered only after the existing surface and proposed installation system are assessed. Loose tiles, movement or dampness need investigation. Extra height can affect doors, thresholds and appliance removal, so those details must be checked first.
Should tiling happen before or after the kitchen is installed?+
The right sequence depends on the floor and splashback scope and the kitchen installer’s requirements. Confirm cabinet, benchtop and appliance positions with the relevant trades before setting out the tiles.
Are herringbone and subway splashbacks an option?+
We can discuss rectangular tiles in different layouts, including a straight grid, stacked or herringbone pattern. Include the chosen pattern in your enquiry because setting out, cuts and edge details affect the quote.