Clearance bathroom tiles
Floor and wall tiles suited to bathrooms and ensuites. A bathroom is the room where the slip rating and the grout choice matter most, and where the tile itself matters least: almost any porcelain will survive, but not every porcelain is safe underfoot when wet.
49 lines available right now · every one finite · rarely restocked
Fossil Stone Pebble 450x450mm
437.4 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Black Frame Gloss 68x280mm
196 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Black Frame Matt 68x280mm
126.9 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Green Frame Matt 68x280mm
265.2 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Green Frame Gloss 68x280mm
215.4 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Grey Frame Matt 68x280mm
252.3 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Grey Frame Gloss 68x280mm
51 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Grey Wave Gloss 68x280mm
260 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Green Wave Matt 68x280mm
277.3 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Dark Grey Wave Matt 68x280mm
Must take all 34 m² · $508.30 the lot
Edge Light Green Frame Gloss 68x280mm
166.1 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Light Green Frame Matt 68x280mm
399.5 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Pink Frame Gloss 68x280mm
197 m² left · while it lasts
Edge Pink Frame Matt 68x280mm
127 m² left · while it lasts
Granite Gloss 200x400mm
178.5 m² left · while it lasts
Limestone White Matt 75x600mm
184 m² left · while it lasts
Sonic Ice Lappato 300x800mm
366.7 m² left · while it lasts
Cape Hazel Flow Matt 300x800mm
871 m² left · while it lasts
Richmond Wellington Matt 200x200mm
Must take all 36 m² · $1,078.20 the lot
Cape Hazel Matt 300x800mm
534.2 m² left · while it lasts
Sonic Silver Lappato 300x800mm
375.6 m² left · while it lasts
Elegance Onyx Lappato 300x800mm
235.4 m² left · while it lasts
Elegance Silver Lappato 300x800mm
222 m² left · while it lasts
Elegance Pearl Lappato 300x800mm
329.3 m² left · while it lasts
Cape Ash Matt 300x800mm
776.2 m² left · while it lasts
Paradigm Tortora Lappato 300x600mm
252 m² left · while it lasts
Paradigm White Matt 450x900mm
305 m² left · while it lasts
Paradigm White Lappato Porcelain 450x900mm
69 m² left · while it lasts
Tundra Dark Grey Matt 300x600mm
370 m² left · while it lasts
Tundra Dark Grey Matt 75x600mm
87 m² left · while it lasts
Terrazzo Grey Matt 600x600mm
2,100 m² left · while it lasts
Shell Antracita Matt 600x600mm
275 m² left · while it lasts
Shell Grey Matt 600x600mm
216 m² left · while it lasts
Shell White Lappato 300x600mm
194 m² left · while it lasts
Shell White Matt 600x600mm
25 m² left · while it lasts
Executive Stone Arabescato Marble Matt 600x1200mm
131 m² left · while it lasts
Executive Stone Calcutta Marble Polished 600x1200mm
120 m² left · while it lasts
Nordik Stone Charcoal Lappato 296x596mm
403.7 m² left · while it lasts
Nordik Stone Grigio Lappato 296x596mm
602.9 m² left · while it lasts
Toscana Slate Lappato 450x450mm
441.2 m² left · while it lasts
Sorrento Olive Gloss 300x400mm
230.8 m² left · while it lasts
Cemento Taupe Lappato 296x596mm
267.8 m² left · while it lasts
Cemento Grey Lappato 296x596mm
790.1 m² left · while it lasts
Serenty Finger Black Matt Mosaic Chip Size 22x145x7mm 296x300mm
277.6 m² left · while it lasts
Pastella Sea Blue Matt 65x265mm
299.7 m² left · while it lasts
Pastella Pastel Pink Matt 65x265mm
172.6 m² left · while it lasts
Pastella Pastel Green Matt 65x265mm
146.7 m² left · while it lasts
Pastella Pastel Pink Gloss 65x265mm
90.1 m² left · while it lasts
Stein Perla Matt 600x600mm
104 m² left · while it lasts
Buying bathroom tiles: what actually matters
The shower floor is the one place you cannot compromise on slip rating
A bare wet foot on a soapy polished tile has almost no grip. For a shower base the accepted minimum is P3 and P4 is better, and it is the reason small format tiles and mosaics are so common on shower floors: more grout joints means more grip, quite apart from the fact that small tiles can follow the fall to the waste without needing to be cut into a curve. The rest of the bathroom floor can be a lower rating than the shower base.
Waterproofing goes under the tile and is the actual thing keeping water out
Tiles and grout are not waterproof. Grout is porous, water passes through it, and the membrane underneath is what stops that water reaching the structure. In Australia wet area waterproofing is regulated work and in most states it must be done by a licensed waterproofer with a certificate. Budget for it separately, and never let anyone talk you into tiling straight onto unwaterproofed sheeting because the tile is 'sealed'.
Buy the whole bathroom in one go, floor and walls together
Two reasons, and both are specific to clearance. Batches, because a wall tile bought six weeks later will not match the first lot. And availability, because a line that covers your floor today may be gone by the time the plumber has finished. Work out the total area for every surface, add the wastage, and order it as one purchase.
How much to over-order, and why 10% is usually the wrong number
Ten per cent is the figure everyone repeats and it is only right for a simple rectangular room laid square with a large format tile. Straight lay in a plain room runs closer to 7 to 10%. A diagonal or herringbone lay wastes far more on the perimeter cuts, so 15 to 20% is realistic. Small formats and mosaics waste more again as a proportion. Rooms with lots of edges, a hob, a niche, a stepped floor, push it up. Because this stock does not come back, round up to the next whole box and then add one more: a spare box costs less than the tile and stops a single cracked tile in year three becoming a whole new floor.
Why this stock is cheap, and what the actual catch is
Clearance tiles are not seconds. Everything here is first grade. It is cheap because it is finite: a line an importer is clearing, a colourway a manufacturer has stopped making, or the tail of a container that nobody wants to keep warehousing. The catch is not quality, it is that you cannot get more. On a normal tile you can go back in six weeks for another two boxes. Here you cannot, so the quantity you order is the quantity you will ever have.