When it comes to a bathroom remodel, there are only a handful of things you can actually get right. Measuring the bathroom tiles to get the right fit is one such aspect. So, the sole purpose of this article is to actually make you aware of a better purchase along with getting the correct quality of tiles. 

Now, there are some of the crucial factors that need to be addressed when it comes to finding the perfect floor tiles. How much overage is actually required? Is it ok to tile some of the large bathroom components along with should you consider purchasing wall tiles? 

Getting Started with Measuring the Bathroom Tiles

It goes without saying, your measurement should start with the tape. The best one to go for is probably with that of a metal blade. Neither less to say, make sure not to use any vinyl measuring time. Sometimes you can end up with significant errors. Make sure that you have extra hands to actually back you up with the entire process. 

1) Measure the Bathroom Floor Tiles

You need to measure that entire floor area of the bathroom. You can start your measurement with one of the opposite walls. Further including, now measure the other side of the wall as well. This, in turn, can provide you with accurate results. Neither less to say, for all the additional areas, make sure to measure them separately. 

Now, it is time to separately measure the floor areas that needs to be tiled. This, in turn, provides you with better accuracy as compared to roughly subtracting the areas. 

2) Measure the Bathroom Wall Tiles

If you are opting for a full wall tile, chances are they tend to run from the entire floor to the ceiling. The best area is the one to choose from that of the shower to the bathtubs. 

Tips and Tricks to Control the Variables 

• Sometimes you can find the tape measurement to be sagging. So, make sure to keep it labeled and straight as much as possible. That is why it is always a better idea to ask for further assistance. 

• Your cutouts should be subtracted down to one square foot. Some of the integral parts, including shower drains and toilet flanges, should never be subtracted.
• Make sure not to consider the shower and tub floor under your measurements. Tiles do go with the same. 

Final Thoughts

It is imperative to understand that manufacturers often tend to label dedicated bathroom wall tiles. But at the same time, you can always use floor tiles for the bathroom walls as well. Further including, always look for the tiles that can provide you with water absorptions rate of 0.5% or lower. 

We here at GC Pro Remodeling  offers one of the most comprehensive home remodelling solutions for our customers. Neither less to say, our certified interior designers and technicians have years of experience backing up your quality works. So, what are you waiting for? Contact GC Pro Remodeling and get your dream home come true.