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Ocean Onyx White Polished Porcelain 60x120cm Wall & Floor Tile

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Ocean Onyx White Polished Porcelain 60x120cm Wall & Floor Tile

Looking for large white bathroom tiles with a genuinely light-filled, luxurious finish? Ocean Onyx White brings the flowing, translucent character of natural white onyx to a hard-wearing vitrified porcelain body. At 60x120cm each tile covers 0.72m², so a shower wall reads as continuous stone rather than a grid of tiles — which is what separates a bathroom that looks tiled from one that looks quarried.

  • Size: 60x120cm (600x1200mm) large format porcelain
  • Finish: Super polished, onyx effect
  • Colour: White with soft tonal banding
  • Thickness: 9mm
  • Rectified edges — machine cut for a tight 1.5–2mm joint
  • 4 different tile faces, so veining varies across a run
  • 2 tiles per box, covering 1.44m²
  • Water absorption under 0.5% — no sealing needed on the tile body
  • Walls and floors, and suitable over underfloor heating
  • Sold per square metre — samples available

Why the large format matters

White is the colour that suffers most from grout lines. A white 30x60cm wall reads as a grid first and a wall second; at 60x120cm the joints all but disappear. The rectified edge is what makes that possible — every tile is machine cut to an identical size after firing, so the joint can close to 1.5–2mm instead of the 3mm a pressed-edge tile needs.

Where it works

Bathroom walls and floors, spa-style shower surrounds, feature walls, kitchen floors and splashbacks, hallways and open-plan living spaces. Pairs well with brushed brass, polished chrome or matt black fittings. For a monochrome scheme, run it against the Onyx Black Pulido 60x120cm in the same format.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many boxes do I need?
Each box holds 2 tiles and covers 1.44m². Measure your area, add 10% for cuts and wastage, then divide by 1.44 and round up. The calculator above does it for you — and ordering in one go means everything comes from the same batch.

Can I use it on a shower floor?
On the walls, yes. Not on a shower tray or wet room floor — a super polished surface is slippery once wet. Pair it with a matt or textured tile in the tray area.

Will a white polished floor show every mark?
Less than a dark polish does. The soft banding breaks up reflections, so dust and footprints are far less obvious than on a plain gloss white. A microfibre mop and a pH-neutral cleaner is all it needs — avoid acidic descalers, which attack grout rather than tile.

Does it need sealing?
No. At under 0.5% water absorption the porcelain body is effectively non-porous. Only the grout lines benefit from sealing.

What preparation does a 60x120cm tile need?
A flat, stable substrate, a large-format adhesive, back-buttering for full coverage and a levelling clip system. At this size a 1mm lip between tiles is visible on a wall and you can feel it underfoot on a floor.

Order a sample first

Whites vary more than people expect, and a polished surface behaves differently under your own lighting than it does on a screen. Order a cut sample or the larger 20x50cm piece — the cost is credited back against your full order, so sampling effectively costs you nothing.

Explore more 60x120cm large format tiles, onyx tiles and white wall tiles.

Product Details:
  • Thickness: 9mm
  • Finish: Polished
  • Floor or Wall: Both
  • Size: Large (60x120cm)
  • Rectified: Yes
  • Suitable for Underfloor Heating: Yes
  • Box Quantity: 2
  • Weight: 11KG
  • Sale By: Per Sqm
  • Shape / Design: Onyx Effect

Help choosing

  • Size60x120cm
  • FinishPolished
  • MaterialPorcelain
  • Use onFloor & Wall
  • Thickness9mm
  • RectifiedYes
  • Underfloor heatingYes
  1. Check where it can go. Floors need a tile rated for floors. In showers and wet rooms, a matt or anti-slip finish is safer underfoot than polished.
  2. Measure and add 10%. Length x width for each area, added together, plus 10% for cuts and breakage (15% for herringbone or diagonal layouts). The calculator above does this for you.
  3. Pick your joint. This tile is rectified (precision-cut edges), so a slim 2mm joint gives a near-seamless look. Large tiles need a flat surface; levelling clips help.
  4. Order it all together. Tiles are made in batches that can vary slightly in shade, so buy the full amount in one order.
  5. See it first. Order a sample to check the colour and finish in your own light.

Still not sure? Send us your measurements and we'll check for you.

Questions people ask

Can I use this tile on the floor?
Yes, it's made for floors and walls. In showers and wet rooms a matt or anti-slip finish is safer underfoot than polished.
Is it suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes. Use a flexible adhesive and let the heating come up to temperature slowly the first time.
How many tiles do I need?
Measure the length and width of each area, multiply, and add the areas together. Add 10% for cuts and breakage, or 15% for herringbone and diagonal layouts. Type your area into the calculator above and it does the maths for you.
Which adhesive and grout should I use?
Porcelain needs a flexible cement-based adhesive (S1). Large tiles need a thicker, solid bed. The tiling kit above picks the right products and works out how much you need.
What does rectified mean?
Rectified tiles are cut to exact size after firing, so they can be laid with slim 2mm joints for a near-seamless look. This tile is rectified.
Do I need to seal these tiles?
No. Glazed porcelain and ceramic tiles don't need sealing. A grout sealer helps keep light grout clean.
Will the colour match the photos?
Screens show colours differently, so order a sample to see it in your own light. Tiles can vary slightly from batch to batch, so order the full amount in one go.