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Kitchen tiling — Tiler
Identify the kitchen surfaces you want tiled and supply the cabinet or worktop layout where available. Show sockets, pipe penetrations and appliance edges. Clarify whether the kitchen is being fitted now or remains in use, because sequencing and protection affect the work.
Service scope
Tiling of kitchen splashbacks, walls or floors within an agreed kitchen layout. The work coordinates with cabinetry, worktops, appliances and service fittings, distinguishing each surface and exposure instead of treating a kitchen as a single interchangeable tiled area.
What is normally included
- Specified kitchen wall or splashback tiling
- Kitchen floor tiling where included
- Coordination of visible edges and service openings
What is not included
- Automatic plumbing or electrical alterations
- Assuming kitchen cabinets and worktops can be disturbed without agreement
Typical tasks
- Review the kitchen layout and surfaces
- Confirm readiness around cabinets and worktops
- Set out joints and service openings
- Install the specified kitchen tiles
- Finish agreed edges and junctions
What to include in your brief
- Kitchen layout and tiled areas
- Tile specification
- Photos of cabinets and worktops
- Socket and pipe positions
- Installation sequence or kitchen-use constraints
Choosing the right professional
Compare the exact splashback, wall and floor scope. Ask how exposed edges and worktop junctions will be finished, who adjusts fittings and whether protection or removal of existing finishes is included.
Important considerations
- Late cabinet or worktop changes can disturb the tile layout
- Unclear fitting responsibilities can leave unfinished service openings
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