Is 200x1200 tile good for bathroom flooring?

Only in matte or textured finish with an R10/R11 slip rating glossy variants of this size are genuinely risky in wet areas. Ask your dealer specifically for the R-rating certificate before buying for a bathroom.

What is the difference between 200x1200 and 600x1200 tiles?

The 200x1200mm format is a narrow, wood-plank-style tile designed to mimic timber flooring, while 600x1200mm is a broader slab format used more for a monolithic stone or marble look. Layout rules also differ the 200x1200mm size mandates a 33% max offset, not the 50% brick pattern sometimes used on wider formats.

What is 200x1200mm in inches and feet?

It's roughly 8 inches by 48 inches, or about 0.66 x 4 feet a 1:6 aspect ratio that's why it reads visually as a wood plank rather than a square tile.

What is the MOQ for 200x1200mm tile export orders from Morbi?

Export buyers typically need to commit to at least one 20ft container, around 10,000 to 14,000 sq.ft, and should confirm the 3–5% transit breakage allowance clause before shipping is finalised. If you're a smaller importer, ask your Morbi supplier about consolidating with another buyer's container.

Can 200x1200mm tiles be used outdoors or in parking areas?

It can work on covered patios with the right R-rating, but for open parking or heavy exterior traffic, a thicker 12–20mm variant is typically recommended over the standard 8–10mm residential thickness.

How much extra should I order to cover wastage?

Standard straight-lay patterns need 10–15% extra; herringbone or diagonal layouts need 20% due to complex perimeter cuts. Always order the buffer from the same production batch, not a reorder later.