Edgartown White Stone Effect Matt Ceramic Wall Tile 300x900mm (Per Box of 4 Tiles)

Sold by the box – 4 tiles per box, covering around 1.08m². Each 300x900mm tile is 0.27m², so a box works out at roughly £52.31 per m² (£14.12 a tile). We only supply full boxes.

The long 300x900mm plank is the format to pick when you want as few grout lines as possible on a wall. Four tiles make up a box of just over a square metre, and a standard bath panel wall only needs a handful of them. Fit them horizontally in a brick bond or stack them in straight columns.

The face is printed with a pale white stone pattern, with thin grey veins drifting across it. The matt finish holds the colour flat and soft, so the wall does not glare under spotlights. Variation between tiles is subtle, which suits large plain walls in a bathroom or kitchen.

This is a ceramic tile for indoor walls only. It is not for floors. Pair it with the 600x600mm porcelain floor tile in the same white if you want the stone look to continue underfoot, and the 300x900mm overlap decor in grey or bone adds a raised feature panel.

Specification

Working out how many boxes

Measure the wall or floor in square metres, add 10% for cuts and breakages, divide by 1.08 and round up to the next whole box. Order everything you need in one go – shade can vary a little between production batches, and buying all your boxes together keeps the whole area from the same run.

Fitting notes

Large ceramic wall tiles are best fixed with a cementitious adhesive rather than a ready-mixed paste, and the back of each tile should be fully covered. Keep joints at 2 to 3mm and use spacers to hold the lines straight over long runs. Not suitable for floors.

See the whole range

The Edgartown family comes in white, bone, grey and black across 270x420mm, 300x600mm and 300x900mm ceramic wall tiles (each with a matching overlap decor), 450x450mm ceramic wall and floor tiles and 600x600mm porcelain wall and floor tiles, so the same stone look can go from a small wall to a large floor. See every Edgartown tile.