Wall Tiles 300x600

300x600mm wall tiles — also known as 30x60cm or 600x300mm tiles — are one of the most versatile rectangular formats available for UK interiors.

This page shows 81 designs including Ledgestone cladding, textured porcelain, and contemporary polished and matt finishes. The elongated format lets you choose horizontal or vertical layouts on the same tile, making it a flexible option for bathrooms, kitchens, and feature walls.

Why Choose 300x600mm Rectangular Wall Tiles?

The rectangular format gives you layout options that square tiles simply do not — horizontal brick bond for a classic metro look, or vertical stack to add apparent height to a room.

The proportions are more contemporary than traditional small-format tiles, and the longer face reduces the number of grout lines across a wall compared with 300x300mm alternatives.

At 300x600mm, these tiles are manageable enough for confident DIY installation. For full preparation and fitting guidance, see our guide to how to tile a wall.

Styles & Finishes Available

Ledgestone split-face cladding tiles dominate the upper end of this category — three-dimensional textured porcelain in cream, ochre, grey, and black for statement feature walls indoors and weather-resistant exterior façades.

Beyond cladding, the range covers polished porcelain in crisp white and black for modern bathrooms and kitchens, matt finishes for a softer result that handles water marks more discreetly, and slate-effect options for industrial or rustic schemes. To compare how these finishes differ in practice, read our guide to matt, gloss and lappato tiles.

Budget-conscious buyers will find ceramic options in the range alongside porcelain tiles, which offer lower porosity and greater durability for wet and high-use wall areas.

• Polished porcelain: High-shine white and black options for contemporary bathrooms and kitchens.
• Matt finish: Low-sheen surface that suits relaxed, understated wall schemes and hides daily marks.
• Slate effect: Natural earthy texture for rustic, industrial, or country-style feature walls.
• Ledgestone 3D cladding: Split-face porcelain with genuine depth for interior and exterior statement walls.
• Ceramic options: Cost-effective alternative to porcelain for drier wall areas and lower-budget projects.

Laying Pattern Options for 300x600mm Tiles

Layout Pattern	Visual Effect	Best For
Horizontal Brick Bond	Classic subway look, horizontal flow	Kitchen splashbacks, bathroom walls
Vertical Stack	Adds height, elongates low walls	Cloakrooms, narrow spaces, feature walls
Herringbone Pattern	Dynamic, directional, bold texture	Hallways, alcoves, accent feature walls

Where to Use 300x600 Wall Tiles

In bathrooms, the horizontal brick-bond layout creates a classic metro feel across shower enclosures and full wall schemes without the expense of dedicated metro tiles.

In kitchens, a single run of 300x600mm polished porcelain as a splashback is a cost-effective alternative to larger slabs, with a more varied layout possible using offset or stacked patterns.

For living rooms and hallways, Ledgestone split-face porcelain in grey or black on a single feature wall creates the kind of textured impact that painted walls and flat tiles cannot replicate.

• Bathroom shower walls and full wall tiling — horizontal brick bond or vertical stack both work well.
• Kitchen splashbacks — horizontal layout gives a classic metro feel with a contemporary tile size.
• Living room and hallway feature walls — 3D Ledgestone cladding for strong textural impact.
• Exterior façades and covered outdoor walls — split-face porcelain is weather resistant when specified for outdoor use.
• Commercial interiors — retail, hospitality, and office spaces where a refined, considered wall finish is needed.

Pricing Guide for 300x600 Wall Tiles

Entry-level Ledgestone cream, ochre, and split-face designs start from £17.97 per m² — good value for textured cladding tiles with three-dimensional surface detail.

Standard porcelain and textured finishes in the mid-range sit between £17.97 and £19.97 per m², covering the largest selection of designs on this page.

Premium Ledgestone grey and black with full 3D cladding effects reach around £24.97 per m². Regular retail prices across the range run up to £42.00 per m², but TilesPorcelain prices these tiles at a significant discount — check the product grid for current figures.

Installation Tips for 300x600 Rectangular Tiles

Decide on your laying pattern before ordering — horizontal, vertical, or herringbone all require slightly different quantities when accounting for cuts and waste.

Use an adhesive rated for porcelain wall tiles. For 3D Ledgestone cladding, which is heavier than standard wall tiles, a stronger coverage adhesive is advisable to ensure full back support across the uneven profile.

• Plan horizontal brick-bond layouts with a 50% or 33% offset per row before starting to fix tiles.
• Allow 3–5mm grout lines for textured and split-face tiles — narrower joints will not fill the recesses adequately.
• Ensure walls are flat and primed — 3D surface tiles will highlight any wall unevenness more than flat tiles.
• Split-face and cladding tiles are heavier than standard wall tiles — consider professional installation for exterior or large interior applications.