Outdoor Tiles
Our outdoor tiles are designed for lasting performance in Australian conditions, combining slip resistance, strength, and timeless style. Choose from travertine, granite, sandstone, bluestone, limestone, and marble, available in sizes and finishes to suit patios, balconies, courtyards, and pool surrounds. Options include French pattern sets, large-format paving tiles, and paver tiles for modern or traditional layouts. Most orders are ready for dispatch in 1–2 business days, with expert advice, samples, and quotes available.
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What Makes a Tile Outdoor-Rated
An outdoor tile has to do three things an indoor tile never faces: grip when wet, survive sun and temperature swings without fading or cracking, and shed water rather than hold it. Natural stone passes all three by nature, which is why this range is stone rather than printed porcelain: textured surfaces for grip, mineral colour that cannot fade, and formats from 12mm bonded tiles to 30mm pavers so the same stone works on any substrate.
Tiles or Pavers? Thickness Decides
The words get used interchangeably; the spec does not. 12 to 20mm stone is a tile: bond it to a concrete slab or screed with flexible adhesive. 30mm is a paver: lay it on a slab or on compacted road base. Same stone, same face, different build-up underneath. If you have an existing slab, tiles save money and height; if you are building up from soil, pavers are the answer. Every product page in this range states its thickness for exactly this reason.
The Stones That Tile Outdoors Best
Bluestone outdoor tiles are the Melbourne classic, dense and acid-proof. Travertine brings natural grip from its pores. Limestone gives the cleanest contemporary field. Granite in exfoliated finishes is the hard-use option for steps and entries. For grey schemes, the grey range collects every stone; for pale coastal looks, start at white and cream.
Walls Count as Outdoors Too
External wall tiling is its own discipline: vertical surfaces want lighter-weight stone, mechanical fixing above about a metre, and formats made for the job. That is what stone wall cladding covers, stackstone panels, ledgestone strips and free form pieces that turn the same stone palette vertical. Matching floor and wall stone across an outdoor room is one of the strongest looks this catalogue can build.
Keeping Outdoor Tiles Looking Laid-Yesterday
Seal after laying, sweep grit before it gets ground in, and wash with pH-neutral cleaner rather than acid or bleach. That is the whole regime. Our outdoor tile cleaning guide covers stains, moss and pressure-washer settings if a surface has been let go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tiles are best for outdoor areas?
Textured natural stone: bluestone and granite for durability, travertine for wet-area grip, limestone for contemporary looks. Choose 12 to 20mm for bonding to a slab, 30mm for laying on road base.
What is the difference between outdoor tiles and pavers?
Thickness and laying method. Tiles at 12 to 20mm bond to a concrete slab; pavers at 30mm can lay on compacted road base as well. The stone itself is the same.
Do outdoor tiles get slippery when wet?
Smooth finishes do; that is why outdoor stone comes in textured finishes, tumbled, exfoliated, anti-slip and natural split, which keep grip when wet. Check the finish named on each product page.
Can outdoor tiles be used on walls?
Floor tiles can clad walls with correct fixing, but purpose-made wall cladding formats are lighter, faster to fix and look sharper on vertical surfaces.