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Multicolour Slate Split Face Tiles 360x100 £26.29/m2
Oyster Quartz Split Face Tiles Cladding 360x100 £26.69/m2
Ice Grey Sparkle Quartz Split Face Tiles 360x100 £27.79/m2
Black Slate Split Face Tiles 360x100 £19.90/m2
White Quartz Sparkle Split Face Tiles 360x100 £28.19/m2
Autumn Sparkle Quartz Split Face Tiles 550x150 £28.89/m2
Sparkle White Quartz Split Face Tiles 550x150 £30.19/m2
Sparkle Ice Grey Quartz Split Face Tiles 550x150 £27.89/m2
Black Sparkle Quartz Split Face Tiles 550x150 £33.39/m2
Multicolour Slate Split Face Tiles 550x150 £26.89/m2
Oyster Quartz Split Face Tiles Cladding 550x150 £29.69/m2
Black Slate Split Face Tiles 550x150 £28.89/m2
Black Sparkle Quartz Split Face Tiles 360x100 £30.99/m2
Split face tiles are a type of natural stone wall cladding panel made from layered pieces of slate, quartz or granite. Their distinctive stacked texture creates depth and shadow across the wall surface, giving the appearance of traditional stonework while remaining practical and cost-effective to install. Split face tiles are widely used for interior feature walls, fireplaces, garden walls and exterior façades in both modern and traditional UK homes.
This collection includes several popular natural stone colours and formats designed for different architectural styles. Warmer quartz tones create a softer decorative effect, while darker slate colours provide strong contrast for contemporary spaces. Customers can also choose between larger 550 × 150 mm split face tiles and more compact 360 × 100 mm split face tiles, both designed with interlocking edges to create a continuous stacked stone appearance.
As a direct manufacturer, we have been producing natural stone split face cladding panels since 2009. By controlling quarry sourcing, cutting, splitting and assembly, we ensure consistent stone quality and stable supply for UK customers while keeping prices competitive through a direct supply chain without middlemen.
It is also important to distinguish split face tiles from stone wall cladding. While both products use natural stone, traditional stone cladding panels are usually larger and thicker architectural systems designed for heavier exterior applications. Split face tiles are a lighter and more affordable alternative that still provides the visual impact of natural stone, making them particularly popular for feature walls and decorative cladding projects.
Split Face Tiles - Frequently Asked Questions
Can Split Face Tiles Be Used Outdoors?
Yes. Many split face tiles made from natural stone such as slate or quartzite are suitable for exterior walls. When installed on a stable substrate with the correct adhesive, they can perform well in normal UK weather conditions.
Are Split Face Tiles Waterproof?
Split face tiles themselves are not completely waterproof because natural stone is porous. However, when installed correctly and treated with a suitable stone sealer, they can resist moisture and perform well on interior and exterior walls.
Can Split Face Tiles Be Installed on Plasterboard?
Split face tiles are relatively heavy because they are made from natural stone. For this reason, they should normally be installed on solid substrates such as cement render, concrete walls, brickwork or tile backer boards rather than standard plasterboard alone.
What Type of Wall Surface Is Suitable for Split Face Tiles?
Split face tiles should be installed on strong and stable wall surfaces. Suitable substrates include concrete, cement render, brickwork and tile backer boards. A solid base helps support the weight of the stone panels and ensures long-term stability.
Are Split Face Tiles Suitable for Bathrooms?
Yes. Split face tiles can be used in bathrooms, particularly on feature walls where they are not exposed to constant direct water. Using a breathable stone sealer can help protect the surface and simplify cleaning.
Do Split Face Tiles Need Sealing?
Sealing is not always essential but is commonly recommended for natural stone tiles. A penetrating stone sealer can help reduce staining, protect the surface and make routine cleaning easier.
Can Split Face Tiles Be Cut During Installation?
Yes. Split face tiles can be cut using a diamond blade tile saw or an angle grinder designed for natural stone. Cutting is often required when fitting tiles around sockets, edges or irregular wall shapes.
Do Split Face Tiles Require Grout?
Most split face tile panels are designed with tight joints and are installed without visible grout lines. The interlocking panel structure creates a continuous stacked stone appearance once installed.
How Long Do Split Face Tiles Last?
Natural stone split face tiles are a durable wall cladding option. When installed correctly on a suitable substrate, they can remain stable and visually appealing for many years in both interior and exterior applications.
Are Split Face Tiles Still Popular for Feature Walls?
Yes. Split face tiles remain a popular choice for feature walls because their layered stone texture adds depth and natural character to interior and exterior spaces. They are widely used in living rooms, garden walls, fireplaces and contemporary architectural designs.
Split Face Tiles - Related Knowledge Guide
Split face tiles are a popular type of natural stone wall cladding used to add depth, texture and architectural character to both interior and exterior walls. The guides below explain how split face tiles are made, how to choose colours and materials, how installation works, and what to consider when selecting tiles for feature walls or outdoor spaces.
Benefits of Split Face Tiles
An introduction to the advantages of split face stone tiles for wall decoration. This guide explains how textured stone surfaces create visual depth, why they are popular for feature walls, and how natural stone panels enhance both interior and exterior walls. Read the guide →
How to Choose Split Face Tiles for Feature Walls
A practical guide explaining how to select colours, materials and panel formats when choosing split face wall tiles. It discusses common materials such as slate and quartzite and explains how lighting and surrounding materials influence the final visual effect. Read the guide →
How to Install Split Face Tiles
A step-by-step guide explaining the correct installation method for split face stone tiles. It covers wall preparation, adhesive selection, fixing techniques and common mistakes that should be avoided to ensure long-term durability. Read the guide →
Split Face Tiles Price & Buying Guide
An overview of split face tile pricing in the UK market. This article explains how material type, stone quality, panel format and project scale influence the cost per square metre of natural stone wall cladding. Read the guide →
Oyster Quartz Split Face Tiles
A closer look at oyster quartz split face tiles, one of the most widely used colours for feature walls. This guide explores the warm natural tones of oyster quartz and how they work in both interior and exterior wall designs. Read the guide →
Browse Split Face Tiles Collection
Explore our full split face tiles collection to compare colours, stone types and panel formats suitable for feature walls, fireplaces, garden walls and architectural cladding projects. View the collection →
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