by Ariel | Oct 8, 2026 | Bathrooms, Tiling
A tile levelling system is one of the simplest tools on a tiler’s van, and one of the biggest reasons a modern bathroom in Liverpool looks crisp rather than slightly wavy. If you have ever run your hand across a tiled wall and felt one tile sitting a fraction...
by Ariel | Oct 6, 2026 | Kitchens, Tiling
Kitchen splashback tiling Liverpool homeowners ask us about usually starts with one of two jobs: a new kitchen that needs finishing properly, or a tired kitchen where the old tiles are cracked, stained or simply dated. Either way, the splashback is the part of the...
by Ariel | Sep 28, 2026 | Tiling
Herringbone tiling is one of the few tile patterns that looks as good in a Victorian terrace as it does in a new-build kitchen. Laid well, it makes a narrow hallway feel longer, turns a plain shower wall into the feature of the room and hides the slight irregularities...
by Lucy | Sep 26, 2026 | Bathrooms, Tiling
Yes – large format tiles work well in small bathrooms, and in many cases they make the space feel noticeably bigger. The counterintuitive logic is sound: fewer grout lines mean fewer visual interruptions, and the eye reads the surface as more continuous and spacious....
by Lucy | Sep 26, 2026 | Bathrooms, Tiling
A new bathroom installation in Liverpool begins the moment the first old tile comes off the wall. Everything before that point is planning. What happens next depends on what is hiding underneath, and in Merseyside’s housing stock, the answers vary considerably....
by Lucy | Sep 19, 2026 | Bathrooms, Tiling
Use tile backer board in any area that will see regular water contact, showers, wet rooms and around baths, and moisture-resistant plasterboard everywhere else. That is the short answer. The longer one matters because getting it wrong does not fail straight away; it...
