Hello, does anyone have a price indication for installing large-format tiles measuring 1.20 x 2.78 m (4 x 9 ft) in a bathroom? A tiler is asking for 200 EUR/m2 (about $215 per sq ft) including adhesive just for the installation. All other work (drilling holes, sealing, etc.) is listed separately.
This is really just a rough estimate to help assess whether the offer is reasonable. Postal code area 5, Eifel region. Thank you very much!
This is really just a rough estimate to help assess whether the offer is reasonable. Postal code area 5, Eifel region. Thank you very much!
kati1337 schrieb:
Do you have any pictures of what something like this looks like in the end? I can’t really picture these tiles properly. Especially in a bathroom that’s only 3 m (10 feet) wide 😀
driver55 schrieb:
Especially in the bathroom, which is only 3 m (10 feet) wide 😀 Is that the case here?
I have no experience with this at all, I actually like very simple tiles. 😀
But if it’s just about having “no grout lines,” which seems very trendy right now, couldn’t you also use something like exposed concrete or similar? I’ve seen that a lot in advertisements, for bathroom walls with finishes that look like plaster, resulting in a very smooth, grout-free surface.
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Martial.white12 Sep 2022 07:21It definitely looks great, otherwise I wouldn't have chosen it 😉 For me, however, it's on the shower wall, not on the floor. I’ll look for a picture of it later.
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borderpuschl12 Sep 2022 13:52For us, the large one (160cm x 320cm) (63 inches x 126 inches) cost 1000€, and the small one (120cm x 240cm) (47 inches x 94 inches) cost 700€.
This includes materials, meaning tiles and adhesive, as well as installation and finishing.
The cost was always the same for us because it didn’t matter whether I had to cut off 5mm (0.2 inches) or 20cm (8 inches).
This includes materials, meaning tiles and adhesive, as well as installation and finishing.
The cost was always the same for us because it didn’t matter whether I had to cut off 5mm (0.2 inches) or 20cm (8 inches).
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Martial.white14 Sep 2022 10:46These are 3 tiles placed vertically side by side.
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