Waikato Designer Tiles is a leading Heritage Tiles dealer in Waikato.
Heritage Tiles is a leading distributor and retailer of ceramic tiles and porcelain tiles in New Zealand. Having been in the tiling industry for over 20 years, Heritage Tiles has established partnerships with major ceramic tiles and porcelain tiles manufacturers in Italy, Spain, Turkey, UAE and across Asia. With these partnerships, Heritage Tiles is able to offer the latest tiles trends, colours, design ideas and prices to match any budget. A large range of tiles from kitchen tiles and bathroom tiles, to outdoor floor tiles, to mosaic tiles, pool tiles and decorative wall tiles can be found in our stores.
THE HERITAGE TILE WAREHOUSE IN AUCKLAND HOLDS AT LEAST 200,000 M2 OF TILES IN OVER 500 DIFFERENT TILE STYLES THE LARGEST STOCK OF TILES IN NZ!
You know you can always get the tiles you want in the quantity you need. This also means that Heritage is equipped for any commercial or residential "tile emergency". With such a large range of tile designs, why go anywhere else?
HERITAGE TILES STOCKS BISAZZA MOSAICS
Bisazza Mosaic Tiles are premium glass mosaic tiles from Italy. These mosaics are brilliant as swimming pool tiles, splashbacks or as a decorative tile addition to the kitchen or bathroom wall. If none of the 30 different mosaic colours and blends stocked suit other colours and blends are available on order.
FREE DESIGN CONSULTATION IS AVAILABLE AT ALL HERITAGE TILE STORES
Aside from these 5 Auckland stores, Heritage tiles stockists can be found throughout the country so you can get your tiles anywhere.
For those who wish to do their own tiling, Heritage Tiles also has grouts, tile cutters, adhesives and all the tools you'll need to complete your tiling project. Heritage operates a tile cutter rental service; just ask the friendly staff who will help you with your project.
VISIT ANY HERITAGE TILES STORE IN NEW ZEALAND AND YOU WILL FIND A WIDE RANGE OF:
- Floor tiles
- Bathroom tiles
- Wall tiles
- Kitchen Tiles
- Flooring tiles
- Mosaic tiles
- Ceramic floor tiles
- Shower tiles
Tiling tradesmen looking for tiling ideas will find plenty to choose from our Heritage Tile stores in Auckland, Wellington, Chirstchurch, Waikato or Otago.
WHY CHOOSE TILES?
Tiles are a great flooring option because they are permanent and can suit every taste from rustic to exotic. Being durable you can move furniture around and you won't have a problem with tearing or marking. They are a classy look and easy to clean with an option of underfloor heating that is warm and inviting.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT TILE?
Heritage Tiles has a huge range of the latest style tiles to suit all environments and uses - whether you're tiling your kitchen or bathroom floor, vanity or bench splash-backs, or fireplace. Heritage staff are experts at helping you choose the right tile for the job - a critical role as choosing the wrong tiles can lead to costly mistakes. To work out how many tiles you'll need, you can use the Tile Calculator.
HOW EASY IS DIY TILING?
The key to successful DIY tiling for first-timers is to choose a straightforward project, in general choose a tiling project that doesn't require too many cuts or the use of unusually shaped tiles. Floor tiles are also much easier to install compared to wall tiles. Take a look at the DIY Tiling guide on the website
Wet areas (e.g. showers, bath surrounds and bathroom floors) are required to be waterproofed. As the application of waterproofing materials is critical to ensure the prevention of leaks, Heritage Tiles is happy to supply a list of trades people for these jobs.
Heritage Tiles also supplies tile requirements for many varied commercial projects throughout New Zealand. We are dedicated to providing a high level of service, expertise and product knowledge to Architects.
- Exterior tiles with NZ slip test results
- Interior / Exterior products with technical specification reports
- Recommended Swimming Pool products with technical specs
FOR MORE FAQS, AND INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR TILING NEEDS, CHECK OUT THE HERITAGE TILES WEBSITE.
