ONYX Bathrooms & Tiling
Tiling & bathrooms
in Leeds.
Specialist tiling for homes, designers and development projects in Leeds. A clear scope, considered setting out and consistent finishing details.
Discuss your projectWorking in Leeds
One room or several. Keep the specification clear.
ONYX takes on residential and commercial tiling enquiries in Leeds, from an individual bathroom to a package of floors and wet areas. The starting point is a clear description of the work and the condition in which each area will be handed over.
For a homeowner, that may mean room photographs and a tile choice. For a designer, developer or main contractor, it may be drawings, a finish schedule and a programme. We can work through the installation scope from either starting point.
Where several rooms are involved, repeated details deserve a consistent approach. Joint positions, corners, thresholds and finishing decisions should be understood before they are repeated across the project.
Meet our approachThe right scope for your project
From the surface
to the smallest detail.
Tiling packages with a defined scope
Bathrooms, floor areas and specialist finishes for designers, developers and contractors. Share the drawings and intended sequence, identifying whether preparation, waterproofing and edge treatments are part of the package.
Large format walls and floors
Material dimensions affect handling, access, setting out and cutting. The installation needs to be considered against the actual room and site conditions, especially where larger pieces must pass through an occupied building.
Detailed residential bathrooms
We also welcome individual homeowner projects. A clear plan for the shower, fittings and tiling helps establish what needs coordinating and which finishing details matter most to you.
Before we talk
A better package starts with better information.
For a Leeds development or commercial enquiry, these three things help us separate the priced work from assumptions.
Drawings and finishes
Send plans, elevations and the latest finish schedule. Identify tile sizes that are provisional and distinguish floor areas from wall areas.
Preparation and extras
State who is allowing for substrate preparation, decoupling, waterproofing, trims and mitred details. If these are undecided, flag them so they can be discussed as separate items.
Programme and access
Include the proposed sequence, site location, access arrangements and who is coordinating the other trades. Requested dates can then be discussed alongside readiness and scope.
Can I send a tender or a set of drawings?
Yes. Email the relevant plans, elevations and specification, with a short description of what you want priced. Include the project location, any return date and whether quantities or finishes are still provisional.
Do you only take commercial projects in Leeds?
No. We also welcome residential bathroom and tiling enquiries. The service is discussed around the work itself, whether that is one room or several areas.
Should waterproofing and decoupling be included in the tiling price?
The quotation should make the scope clear. Identify the requirements if they are specified, or ask for them to be considered separately where they are not yet defined. Neither should be assumed to be included or unnecessary without checking the installation.
Can the same details be used across several bathrooms?
Repeated details can be planned together, but they still need checking against each room and material. A shared finish schedule and clear drawings help identify where the arrangement changes.
A little more detail
Useful reading
before you begin.
Homeowner questions · 3 min read
What should you include in a tiling enquiry?
The photographs, measurements and material details that help turn an initial idea into a useful conversation about your project.
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Preparation and planning · 4 min read
Do I need decoupling matting under floor tiles?
What an uncoupling layer does, why the existing floor still matters and which preparation questions to ask before a tiling quotation.
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Materials and details · 4 min read
Mitred tile edges or trims: which finish suits your bathroom?
How mitred corners, colour matched resin and tile trims change the finish around niches, bath surrounds and exposed edges.
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