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Subway Tiles for Kitchens & Bathrooms

75x300mm subway tiles in gloss, satin and textured finishes, suited to splashbacks, bathroom walls and feature surfaces.

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Why choose subway tiles from Lamex

  • 75x300mm format gives an elongated line compared to classic 75x150mm subway
  • Gloss, satin, polished and 3D textured finishes available
  • Tones spanning black, light grey, beige and brown
  • 66 pieces per box covering approximately 1.485 square metres
  • Suited to kitchen splashbacks, bathroom walls and feature surfaces
  • Trade and retail pricing with fast dispatch Australia-wide

How to choose the right subway tiles

Laying pattern changes the whole character of a subway tile wall. A brick, or running bond, layout with each row offset by half a tile is the traditional choice and suits most kitchen splashbacks and bathroom feature walls. A stacked, grid-aligned layout with continuous vertical grout lines reads as more modern and minimal, and works particularly well with the elongated 75x300mm format in this range.

Finish affects both look and light. Gloss and deep ink finishes reflect more light and suit smaller kitchens or bathrooms where brightness matters, while satin, polished and 3D textured options bring more depth and tactility to a larger wall or feature area. Each box covers around 1.485 square metres across 66 pieces, so measure your wall and add roughly 10% for cuts before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What size are Lamex subway tiles?
This range is 75x300mm, a longer, narrower format than the classic 75x150mm brick-shaped subway tile, giving a more elongated horizontal or vertical line depending on the laying pattern chosen.
Should subway tiles be laid in a brick pattern or stacked?
A brick, or running bond, pattern with each row offset by half a tile is the traditional subway tile layout and works well for most kitchen splashbacks and bathroom walls. A stacked, grid-aligned layout gives a more modern, minimal look with continuous vertical grout lines.
What finishes do Lamex subway tiles come in?
The range spans a 3D textured finish, a deep ink gloss finish in black, light grey and beige, and satin or polished finishes in brown and light grey tones, covering both classic gloss subway looks and more contemporary textured options.
How many subway tiles come in a box?
Each box in this range holds 66 pieces, covering approximately 1.485 square metres. Measure your wall area, add roughly 10% for cuts and wastage, and divide by the coverage per box to calculate how many you need.

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