
300x300 Tiles
300x300 tiles are a practical square format for bathroom floors, laundries and outdoor areas, and the standard base for many mosaic sheets.
Find grip finishes for wet areas alongside classic matt and gloss glazes. Every tile is price matched, samples are available, and we deliver Australia wide.

Trade −5%Vent Beige Matt 300x300mm

Trade −10%ItalyYulara Terracotta Step Nose 300x300mm
300x300 Tiles pairs well with


Tallow Vein Cut Travertine Look Ivory 600x600mm

Trade −10%C Venice 300x300 Matt Blue Terrazzo Look Rectified
Trade −10%Hazard Yellow Non Slip Tactile 300x300mm

Trade −10%C Venice 300x300 Matt Silver Terrazzo Look Rectified

Trade −10%C Venice 300x300 Matt Ivory Terrazzo Look Rectified

Trade −10%C Venice 300x300 Matt Green Terrazzo Look Rectified

Trade −10%C Venice 300x300 Matt Beige Terrazzo Look Rectified

Trade −5%Bracca Dark Grey Matt 300x300mm

Trade −5%Alps Dark Grey 300x300mm

Trade −5%Alps White 300x300mm

Trade −10%Fossil Stone Coal Matt 300x300mm

Trade −10%Magic Stone Charcoal Matt Smooth Grip 300x300mm

Trade −10%AustraliaEssential Stone Charcoal Matt 300x300mm

Trade −10%Kashmir Natural Matt 300x300mm

Trade −5%Plazzo Silver Matt 300x300mm

Trade −5%Mamic Grigio Matt 300x300mm

Trade −5%Alps Light Grey 300x300mm

Trade −5%Magic Stone Grey Matt Smooth Grip 300x300mm

Trade −5%AustraliaEssential Stone Sand Matt 300x300mm

Trade −5%AustraliaEssential Stone White Matt 300x300mm

Trade −10%AustraliaEssential Stone Grey Matt 300x300mm

Trade −10%Serenity Beach Sand 300x300mm

Trade −10%New York Smoke Matt 300x300mm
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300x300 tiles for floors, walls and wet areas
300x300 tiles are one of the most versatile sizes we stock, and this range brings the full spread together in the one place. The neat square format suits bathroom and laundry floors, shower bases, splashbacks, feature walls and outdoor areas, and the smaller tile means more grout lines, which is exactly what you want where you need grip and drainage. You will find porcelain and ceramic finishes across plain colours, stone and concrete looks, patterned encaustic styles and mosaics, so you can match a floor to your walls or make a single wall the feature.
The 300x300 size is easy to work with on a renovation. It cuts and sets neatly around drains, corners and small rooms where a large format tile would need too many awkward cuts, and it lays well on shower floors where the grout joints help water fall to the waste. Coverage per box and exact thickness are listed on each product page, so you can work out how many boxes your room needs before you order.
Choosing the right 300x300 tile finish and look
Finish is the main decision with a 300x300 tile. A matt or textured surface is the usual choice for floors and wet areas because it hides marks and gives underfoot grip, while a gloss or satin finish lifts light on a wall or splashback. Where the tile will go on a floor or in a shower, check the slip rating listed on the product page and pick one suited to the job, since ratings vary from tile to tile across the range.
For looks, 300x300 covers a lot of ground: crisp whites and soft neutrals for a clean bathroom, warm terracotta and stone tones for an outdoor or Mediterranean feel, moody charcoals and greens for a feature wall, and patterned or encaustic squares that work as a floor rug or a splashback statement. Order a sample to check the colour, finish and texture in your own light before you commit. Every tile is price matched and delivered Australia wide.
Frequently asked questions
What rooms are 300x300 tiles best for?+
300x300 tiles suit bathroom and laundry floors, shower bases, splashbacks, feature walls and outdoor areas. The square format sets neatly in small rooms and around drains, and the extra grout lines give grip and help water drain on shower floors. Floor and wet-area suitability depends on the slip rating listed on the product page.
Are 300x300 tiles suitable for shower floors?+
Many are, because the smaller format creates more grout lines for grip and helps water fall to the waste. Choose a tile with a suitable slip rating for wet areas, which is listed on each product page. Matt and textured finishes are the safer choice underfoot.
How many 300x300 tiles are in a box?+
It varies by product and finish, so check the coverage per box listed on the product page. Each listing shows the square metres per box, which lets you calculate how many boxes your room needs. It is worth ordering a little extra to allow for cuts and offcuts.
Can I order a sample?+
Yes. You can order a sample of any 300x300 tile before buying so you can check the colour, finish and texture in your own light. Samples are shipped Australia wide.




