ᐅ Tiling, what is the typical price per square meter?

For the bathroom, I can possibly understand it, but 80 € per square meter for a flat surface is excessive.

CrazyChris schrieb:

I can somewhat understand it for the bathroom, but 80 € per sqm (10 sq ft) for flat surface is excessive.

What choice do you have?

You can remove the service and receive a credit. But then your general contractor will hold you responsible for the warranty on the bathroom waterproofing, as this is also done by the tiler.

Without the general contractor, the tiler provides no warranty. It's that simple.

65 €/sqm (65 €/sq ft) + 600 €/each for walk-in showers 2017
A mixed calculation only for bathrooms would have been more expensive
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Laying, tile adhesive, grouting, grout mortar, cleaning, waterproofing of the entire floor area in the bathrooms, waterproofing (membrane) for showers, slope, showers, silicone, acrylic, etc.

At first, it seemed like a lot of money, but upon closer inspection, paying a few euros more would not have been unreasonable. A considerable amount of materials and several work steps are necessary. Applying tiles is only a small part.

Just checked, we paid €105 per m² (approximately $115 per sq ft) for our hallway. This included tiles and everything, with tiles that would normally cost around €45 per m² (about $49 per sq ft). The work was done by a very meticulous professional company that delivered excellent results, even though the hallway was anything but easy to tile (old building).

100€ per square meter including tiles around 30-35€. Includes everything. Silicone, baseboards. 30cm x 60cm (12in x 24in) and 20cm x 80cm (8in x 32in).

2018: With our general contractor, it was 65 euros per m² (about $70 per sq ft) plus tiles, but 60x30 cm (24x12 inches) tiles already had an additional charge. The 60x60 cm (24x24 inches) tiles in the bathroom alone cost around 78 euros per m² (about $83 per sq ft) just for the size. As mentioned, everything except the tiles was included (baseboard, silicone, adhesive, standard grout). Since we had the bathroom tiled only halfway up the wall (standard is full height), we even got a few euros back, which the painter then received for the fine plaster work that became necessary.

For the garage, you could do a DIY job yourself, even if it’s just a primer and concrete paint at first.