Subway Tiles — Manufacturer, Wholesaler & Exporter

Subway tile — metro tile, brick tile — has stayed in demand for a century because the format is simple and it works everywhere: kitchens, bathrooms, cafés, retail, station walls. We make it in the classic sizes and a full colour range.

Key features

  • Brick format — the classic 75×150 and 100×200 mm proportions, plus larger maxi sizes.
  • Gloss or matt glaze — traditional reflective gloss, or a contemporary matt.
  • Bevelled or flat edge — the raised bevel for the classic look, or a flat edge for a cleaner grid.
  • Colour range — white and a spread of solid colours and soft tones.

Manufacturing

Pressed and glaze-fired to a consistent size so the brick-bond and stack-bond layouts line up cleanly. Each batch is checked for shade, glaze faults and calibration before packing — important on a tile where small size variation shows in a running bond.

Supply and export

Field tiles ship with matching trims and internal/external corner pieces where the series has them. Packed on edge, palletised and container-loaded; documentation and private-label cartons handled by our export desk.

Ranges, sizes and catalogues

Elegant and durable Subway tiles.

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Frequently asked questions

What sizes do subway tiles come in?

The classic format is around 75×150 mm and 100×200 mm, with 100×300 mm and larger 'maxi metro' sizes also common. Bevelled and flat-edge versions are both available.

Gloss or matt?

Gloss is the traditional look and reflects light in a small kitchen or bathroom; matt reads more contemporary and hides water spotting. We supply both, plus a range of colours beyond white.

Are these suitable for floors?

Subway tiles are wall tiles — glazed ceramic bodies built for vertical surfaces. Use a floor-rated tile for the floor.

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