Place your order by, or on 16th December to ensure dispatch prior to the Christmas break.

Place your order by, or on 16th December to ensure dispatch prior to the Christmas break.

The TileCloud showroom, office and warehouse will be closed from Wednesday 25th December and will re-open Monday 6th January at 9am.

The TileCloud showroom, office and warehouse will be closed from Wednesday 25th December and will re-open Monday 6th January at 9am.

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Laundry Tiles

Laundry rooms can be a neglected part of the home, but they shouldn't be! Choosing the right tiles for your laundry room can make it not only functional but also stylish. Take a look at the TileCloud range of laundry tiles for sale in Australia to find the perfect ones for your home.

At TileCloud, we offer a wide selection of laundry tiles in various colours, sizes, and patterns to suit any style and budget. No matter your vision, we can help you turn it into a reality.

When selecting laundry tiles, it's important to consider factors such as durability, slip resistance, and ease of cleaning. Porcelain tiles are a great option for laundry rooms as they are hard-wearing and can handle heavy foot traffic.

In terms of design, you can opt for classic white or neutral tiles for a clean and crisp look or add a pop of colour with vibrant tiles. A patterned tile can also add interest to the space, creating a unique focal point.

A popular trend is to mix and match tile sizes, such as using smaller tiles for the backsplash and larger tiles for the floor. This can add dimension to the room and create visual interest.

Place your order for laundry tiles online today! Have a browse of our laundry tapware too so that you can instantly get to creating your dream laundry as soon as your packages arrive.

FAQ

What are the best flooring options for a laundry room?
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are ideal for laundry rooms thanks to their excellent water resistance and durability. They are resistant to stains, scratches and moisture, making them suitable for areas prone to spills and leaks. These tiles are also available in a fantastic range of colours and designs, which means you can find a style that matches your unique preferences.
Can I use the same tiles in my laundry room as in my kitchen or bathroom?
It's totally possible to use the same tiles in your laundry room as in your kitchen or bathroom. In fact, using consistent or coordinating tiles throughout different areas of your home can create a cohesive and harmonious design aesthetic. Using the same tiles can help maintain continuity and flow between different spaces if you have a particular style or design theme in your home. For example, if you have a modern or contemporary style, selecting sleek and minimalist tiles that work well in the kitchen and laundry room can create a unified look.
How do I choose the right size for my laundry room tiles?
Choosing the right size for your laundry room tiles involves considering several factors, including the room's dimensions, the overall design aesthetic you want to achieve and your personal preferences. The size of your laundry room plays a significant role in determining the tile size. In smaller laundry rooms, larger tiles can create an illusion of more space and make the room feel less cluttered. On the other hand, in larger laundry rooms, smaller tiles can add more visual interest and create a sense of texture.
Can laundry room floor tiles withstand heavy appliances without cracking or breaking?
To clean laundry room tiles, start by sweeping or vacuuming to remove loose dirt and debris. Prepare a cleaning solution with warm water and a mild detergent or pH-neutral tile cleaner. Gently scrub the tiles and grout lines using a soft-bristle brush or mop. Rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any soapy residue. Address stubborn stains with a specialised tile or grout cleaner if needed. Dry the tiles completely to prevent water spots. Perform regular maintenance by sweeping or vacuuming regularly and cleaning up spills promptly. Laundry room floor tiles are typically designed to withstand heavy appliances without cracking or breaking, especially if made of durable materials like porcelain or ceramic and with an adequate thickness of 8 to 10 mm. Proper subfloor preparation and distributing the weight evenly across the tiles using appliance pads can further enhance their durability and stability.