Edgartown White Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Wall & Floor Tile 600x600mm (Per Box of 3 Tiles)

Sold by the box – 3 tiles per box, covering around 1.08m². Each 600x600mm tile is 0.36m², so a box works out at roughly £52.22 per m² (£18.80 a tile). We only supply full boxes.

A soft white base with faint grey marbling, printed to look like a pale natural stone. The surface is matt, so light sits flat on it rather than bouncing back. Across a floor the veining reads as gentle movement rather than a strong pattern, which keeps a room feeling calm and bright.

At 600x600mm this is the largest format in the Edgartown family and the one meant for floors. Three tiles cover just over a square metre, so a bathroom or kitchen floor goes down quickly with few joints. The square shape lays in a straight grid or on the diagonal.

Porcelain makes this the harder-wearing member of the range. It goes on floors as well as walls indoors, so a white floor can run up a shower wall or behind a bath. The matching 270x420mm, 300x600mm and 300x900mm ceramic wall tiles carry the same white stone print.

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

Use a flexible cementitious adhesive and bed the tiles solidly on floors with no voids beneath. Allow a 2 to 3mm joint and grout with a flexible grout. Work from several boxes at once so any slight shade variation is spread across the area.

See the whole range

Edgartown is a stone-effect family in white, bone, grey and black, offered as 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 one finish can carry through from a cloakroom wall to an open-plan floor. See every Edgartown tile.