Overall, the average range for tiling falls
between $45 to $120 per m2 or $45 to $100 per hour. Prices vary based on your choice of tile (e.g.
porcelain is more affordable than marble), the size of your area, and the area
being tiled

Porcelain tiles
are highly recommended for bathrooms due to their durability, water resistance,
and low porosity. Slip-resistant tiles are also preferred for wet areas.

Yes, you can tile over existing tiles ifthe current tiles are in good condition, securely bonded, and the surface isproperly cleaned and prepared to ensure strong adhesion

Use a pH-neutral cleaner or a mix of water and mild detergent. Avoid harsh chemicals that can
damage the tiles or grout. Regularly sweep and mop to prevent dirt buildup.

Porcelain tiles are denser, less porous, and more durable than ceramic tiles, making them
suitable for high-traffic and wet areas. Ceramic tiles are generally more
affordable and easier to cut.

The concrete surface must be clean, level, and free of cracks. Use a suitable tile adhesive
for concrete and apply it evenly before placing the tiles. Ensure proper
spacing and use a level to keep the tiles aligned.

A cement-based grout with added polymers is typically recommended for most indoor tiling
projects. For wet areas, opt for a grout that is mold-resistant and waterproof.

You can use a manual tile scorer to score and snap tiles or use a wet saw or angle grinder with a diamond blade for more precise cuts

Tile adhesive generally takes 24 hours to dry completely. However, drying times can vary
based on factors like humidity and the type of adhesive used.

Start by breaking a tile in the center with a chisel and hammer, then work your way outwards to remove the remaining tiles. Be careful not to damage the substrate beneath.

Outdoor tiles should be non-porous, frost-resistant, and slip resistant. Porcelain tiles are
recommended for outdoor use due to their durability and low water absorption.

Remove the cracked tile carefully using a chisel and hammer. Clean the area, apply new
adhesive, and replace the tile. Ensure the new tile is level with the
surrounding tiles.

Yes, tiling over plasterboard is possible as long as the surface is clean, dry, and properly primed. For wet areas, ensure the plasterboard is moisture resistant.

Medium-sized tiles (300x600mm) are generally recommended for small bathrooms as they create
fewer grout lines, making the space appear larger. Lighter-colored tiles can also help enhance the sense of space.

Apply a waterproofing membrane to the entire bathroom area, including floors, walls, and shower recesses. Ensure proper sealing of joints and corners to prevent water infiltration. Allow the membrane to dry completely before tiling