Commercial tiling contractors across Sussex
INTEGRAL delivers commercial tiling with the preparation, setting out, coordination and finishing control required for busy project environments. We work with clients, designers and construction teams to keep the package clear and the detail consistent.
A specialist package that works with the wider programme
Commercial tiling does not happen in isolation. Substrates, waterproofing requirements, access, deliveries, interfaces and follow-on trades all affect the finished work and the programme around it.
We review the available information, raise practical questions early and coordinate our work with the wider project team. The aim is straightforward: a clearly defined package, properly sequenced and finished with care.
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Wall and floor finishes for commercial interiors, developments, communal areas, retail and customer-facing spaces.
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Careful handling, setting out and finishing for suitable stone specifications and project conditions.
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Coordinated preparation and tiling for showers, washrooms and other specified wet environments.
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Planned handling, substrate preparation, layout and installation for larger tile and slab formats.
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Junctions, trims, mitres, movement considerations and grout choices reviewed against the design and installation requirements.
From enquiry to completed package
Project information
Share the tender information, drawings, schedule, quantities and target programme.
Scope review
We review the scope, access, substrates, materials and interfaces.
Clarification and coordination
Clarifications and responsibilities are agreed, then materials, labour and sequencing are coordinated with the project team.
Installation and handover
Installation, checks and handover are completed against the agreed package.
Past Project
The Atlas Project
A bold reimagining of a timeless brand.
Send us the commercial tiling briefShare the project location, drawings, specification, quantities and target dates. We will review the information and come back with any questions needed to define the package properly.