Cheap Bathroom Tiles

Browse 100+ discounted porcelain and ceramic bathroom tiles — marble-effect, plain polished, matt, metro brick, cladding and wood-effect options — from across our bathroom tiles collection.

Sale prices start from around £14.99 per m², with free cut samples available to check colour and finish before committing.

Flexible finance is also on offer, so a good-looking bathroom doesn't have to mean a large upfront spend.

Why cheap bathroom tiles don't mean poor quality

The tiles on this page are porcelain and ceramic — the same materials found in luxury hotels and high-end homes. Lower prices here reflect direct sourcing and sale events, not a drop in specification.

For a closer look at how porcelain stacks up against more expensive alternatives, our porcelain tiles vs natural stone article covers the key material differences in detail.

• Porcelain tiles have very low water absorption — ideal for bathrooms at any price point.
• Sale prices reflect volume buying and direct sourcing, not reduced quality or second-grade stock.
• Ceramic metro tiles are lightweight and easy to cut — a practical choice for DIY bathroom updates on a tight budget.
• Many tiles here show savings of 30–50% against regular prices, displayed clearly on each product listing.

Styles available in cheap bathroom tiles

Low prices don't limit the style options here. The range covers clean polished porcelain, marble-effect finishes, textured split-face cladding, metro subway tiles and wood-look plank formats.

For those drawn to the subway tile look, our metro bathroom tiles style page covers the full metro brick selection across the site.

• Plain polished and matt porcelain: Super White, Super Grey, Cream Matt — clean neutral bases that suit most bathroom colour schemes.
• Marble-effect porcelain: Oreal Crema, Oreal Pearl, Statuario Grande — a high-end look at sale-price cost.
• Shadow Dance matt: Soft, mottled texture in white, grey and beige for contemporary bathroom styling.
• Ledgestone split-face cladding: Ocra, Grey and Black finishes — adds a textured feature wall element without the premium price.
• Metro ceramic brick: Black and Grey subway formats — classic, versatile and well suited to DIY tiling projects.
• Wood-effect porcelain: Pearl Honey plank format for warm, natural bathroom styling.

Cheap bathroom tile styles compared

Getting the most from your bathroom tile budget

A limited budget doesn't mean the whole bathroom has to look budget. Using affordable tiles across larger surfaces and adding one feature tile in a key zone is a straightforward way to stretch spend.

Before ordering, our tile installation costs guide covers the full picture on project pricing — useful reading before you commit to quantities.

• Tile main walls and floors in value porcelain, then introduce a patterned or premium tile in a shower niche or as a border strip.
• Metro brick tiles offer some of the lowest cost-per-m² on the site — using them on walls helps control overall spend.
• Order 10–15% more than your measured area to cover cuts, wastage and future repairs without opening a costly new batch.
• Use free cut samples to check colour and finish under your bathroom's actual lighting conditions before placing a full order.

Cheap bathroom tile prices: what to expect

This category is built around genuine sale pricing, with regular-price comparisons showing savings of up to 50% on selected products — all displayed clearly on each listing.

The approximate price bands below reflect what you'll find across this page; exact figures vary by product and current promotions.

• Entry-level plain porcelain: Super Grey and similar from around £14.99–£17.97 per m² in sale pricing.
• Marble-effect and cladding tiles: Oreal range and Ledgestone from around £17.97–£24.97 per m².
• Metro and subway ceramic tiles: Black Metro Brick from around £16.97 per m²; Grey Metro around £22.97 per m².
• Premium discounted porcelain: Sublime White Carrara and Brillo White up to around £28.95–£29.99 per m².

To see how affordable tiles can look in a finished room, our floor tile ideas article covers 25 examples across different styles and budgets.