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What size are these tiles?

13 years ago
Traditional Bathroom · More Info

Comments (3)

  • 12 years ago
    I'd love to know the tile size too. Thanks!
  • PRO
    11 years ago
    They look to be 9x18" tiles; if they were 6x12" tiles, the shower would only be 5.5' tall! If they were 12x24" tiles, it'd be 11' tall.

    Since 9x18" tiles are a bit uncommon, consider cutting more common 18x18" tiles down to the 9x18" size.
  • 11 years ago

    Is it better to use larger tiles(12x24) in a smaller space or do smaller look better?


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