Brick Floor Tiles
21 tiles · samples 5 for $15, refunded on your order
Shop the rangeBrick Floor tiles.
About Brick Floor
Brick floor tiles are long, slim porcelain tiles laid in a brick shape, giving floors the look of clay pavers without the upkeep. They work indoors across kitchens, hallways and living areas, and the grip-finish options suit bathrooms and outdoor patios where you want more underfoot traction. This range is made in Italy and Japan.
Sizes
Formats run from short and squat to long and narrow, so you can set the rhythm of the floor to suit the room. Available sizes are 60 x 240 mm, 91 x 242 mm, 60 x 250 mm and 48 x 450 mm. Longer tiles read as a cleaner brick line, while the shorter formats give a denser, more traditional pattern.
Finishes and slip ratings
You can choose matt, gloss or grip. Matt is an easy all-rounder for living spaces, gloss lifts light in a room, and grip adds texture for wet or high-traffic areas. Slip ratings across the range go from P3 through to P5, so check the rating on each tile against where you plan to lay it. As a rough guide, P3 suits most internal floors, while P4 and P5 are worth looking at for bathrooms, laundries and outdoor use.
Colours
The colour palette covers White, Beige, Grey, Charcoal and Black for neutral floors, plus Brown, Red, Pink, Amber, Green, Oribe Green and Aqua Blue if you want warmth or a bit of colour. The Japanese tiles in the range bring hand-glazed tones like Oribe Green and Amber, which vary gently tile to tile.
Buying notes
Every tile is porcelain in a brick look. Coverage is listed per box in m² on each product page, so add up your floor area (plus around 10% for cuts and offcuts) and divide by the box coverage to work out how many boxes you need.
If you are weighing up a few options, order up to five samples for $15, and that $15 is credited to your first order. Holding the real tile in the room, against your cabinetry or paint, tells you far more than a screen.
You are also welcome to see the full range in person at our Sydney showroom in Waterloo, where you can compare sizes, finishes and colours side by side and ask about the right slip rating for your project.





















