How to Choose the Right Tile Size for Every Room in Your Home
Tile size is one of those decisions that feels simple until you're standing in a showroom second-guessing everything. The truth is, getting it right affects how large your rooms feel,...
Huge Range of Tiles, Flooring and Bath ware - Keysborough Showroom 03 9701 5569
Planning a renovation or new build in Berwick? Joshua Tiles has spent over 30 years supplying and installing tiles for homeowners, builders, and commercial clients across Melbourne's outer south-east. From our Keysborough showroom, we offer a wide range of tile options — from large-format concrete-look and timber-look porcelain to classic subway tiles, terrazzo, and natural stone including marble, granite, and limestone — alongside durable outdoor pavers suited to entertaining areas and pool surrounds. Our team can help you work through the options and settle on tiles that fit your home's style, your renovation budget, and the demands of each space.
We regularly work with builders and homeowners on new home builds and larger renovation projects throughout Berwick and the surrounding growth corridor, providing detailed project quotes that cover tile supply and installation in one package. From there, our experienced installation team takes care of the rest — including substrate preparation, laying, grouting, and clean-up — so your new tiled spaces are ready to use with minimal disruption.
Yes, we regularly supply tiles for new home builds across Berwick and the south-east growth corridor, including project quotes for individual homeowners and volume builders.
Slip-resistant outdoor porcelain pavers are the best choice for alfresco areas — they handle Melbourne's weather year-round, resist UV fading, and remain safe underfoot when wet.
Yes, we arrange delivery to Berwick and surrounding south-east suburbs. Contact us on 03 9701 5569 to confirm delivery options for your order.
A standard bathroom retile typically takes two to four days depending on size and complexity. Our installation team can provide a more accurate timeframe once we understand the scope of your project.
Floor tiles must meet slip-resistance and load-bearing standards, while wall tiles are typically thinner and can use a smoother gloss finish unsuitable underfoot. Many porcelain tiles are rated for both, which our team can confirm for your specific choice.
