
Tile Supply and Selection
Help choosing format, colour and surface texture, reviewed against your lighting and adjoining materials, so the tiles read the way you expect once they are down rather than only in a showroom.
PERTHPOLISHED CONCRETE FLOORSThe look of concrete, laid
Concrete floor tiles in Perth: precast tiles offering the look of poured concrete with the flexibility of a laid floor. Supply, layout advice, laying and sealing.

Start with your space
Concrete floor tiles give the appearance of a poured concrete floor while being laid like any other tile. They suit spaces where a full pour is impractical, including upper storeys, renovations over existing substrates and rooms where the floor level cannot be raised much.
Because they are cast off site under controlled conditions, concrete tiles offer more consistency of colour and texture than a poured slab, and a wider range of formats and finishes. They can be laid over suitable existing floors, which avoids the disruption of removing and repouring.
Like poured concrete, the tiles are porous and are sealed after laying. Grout joints are part of the look, and the joint width and colour make a substantial difference to how close the finished floor reads to a continuous slab.
An approximate area is fine. The right system starts with an assessment.
A little more clarity
Good decisions start with a clear understanding of your floor.
Sometimes, if the existing floor is sound, well bonded and level, and the added height is acceptable at doors and thresholds. This needs assessing on site rather than assuming.
They can, usually where the substrate moves or was not properly prepared. Assessing and preparing the floor underneath is the main defence against cracking.
That depends on joint width and grout colour. A close-matched grout in a narrow joint reads much closer to a continuous floor than a contrasting one.
Yes. Concrete tiles are porous and will absorb spills without a sealer. The grout usually needs sealing too, and both will need renewing over time.
Generally yes, with appropriate waterproofing beneath and a sealer suited to wet conditions. Slip resistance should be discussed before the surface texture is chosen.
Polished concrete is a continuous surface with no joints, ground back from a slab. Tiles are laid modules with grout lines, and can go where a slab cannot. The look is similar but not identical.

From a quiet surface to visible stone, exposure is about what is revealed in the concrete. It is not simply a colour selected from a catalogue.
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One is an applied finish system; the other works with a concrete surface. Compare the build-up and substrate requirements as closely as the photograph.
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The right point in a renovation is a coordinated decision. Protect access for preparation while preventing later trades from damaging the completed floor.
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