Wholesale Scallop Tile

Scallop tiles, also known as fish scale-shaped tiles, mermaid tiles, and fan tiles, are a tile shape that also resembles seashells. They feature a curved edge and sharp/flat tip. Scallop tiles come in both plain and printed designs and an array of finishes to choose from. You can even find emboldened designs in our scallop tile collection!

Scallop tiles are made following the same manufacturing process as other tiles. The raw materials used can vary depending on the material of the scallop tile. Moreover, the forming die used to make these tiles are scallop-shaped to cut out the shape accurately.

Despite their quirky design, scallop tiles can be laid out in many creative ways, bringing an artistic look to your home. You can arrange them in an upward or downward pattern, or you can choose to lay them sideways with fish scales moving rightwards or leftwards! Interestingly, scallop tiles can also be laid in more complex patterns, with some arranged sideways, and others arranged upwards!

The standard scallop tile size is 12”x 6”. But, these tiles come in so many different sizes, both big and small. We can also provide scallop tiles in customized sizes for you!

Scallop tiles are available in clay, cement, marble, and mosaic materials. When it comes to clay, porcelain and ceramic are the most popular options. Porcelain is very durable and long-lasting and comes in a variety of finishes. It has a high water-resistance ability and is great for bathrooms. Ceramic is also sturdy but is more water-absorbent due to its porous nature. It is also cheaper than porcelain.

As scallop tiles resemble a lot of elements from the ocean, many prefer to choose blue shades. There are scallop tiles that mimic hand-painted designs of the blue ocean, and they are a popular option for bathrooms. Blue is also a relaxing color that can calm your senses and elevate your mood.

No. The cost usually depends on the material and finish of the tiles. But, our scallop tiles are very reasonably priced. We offer the most competitive rates for you in the global market. They start as low as $15 per square meter!

In order to install tiles, you need materials like grout, tile adhesive, sealer, waterproofing product, and tools like a tile cutter, trowel, etc. It is important to prepare the surface and ensure it is leveled properly. Then, figure out the layout. Once done, prepare and apply the thin-set, lay the tiles, apply grout, and use a sealant at the end to prevent the entry of moisture and dirt. We always recommend you hire an expert if you don’t have experience. Otherwise, learn how to install tiles in detail before getting on to the task.

Begin with a dry layout and start arranging scallop tiles in your favorite pattern. If you don’t like the common patterns of scallop tiles, it will take some time and effort to figure out a new pattern you like. Mark the position of tiles as it will help a lot when you cut the tiles and do the actual installation.

Yes. Scallop tiles are perfect for bathrooms. What’s a better theme for bathrooms than tiles that resemble fish scales, seashells, and waves! There is a large collection of bathroom scallop tiles with different colors and designs.

Besides bathrooms, scallop tiles are great for kitchen backsplashes, floors, accent walls, and literally anywhere you want them to be! They can easily enhance the appearance of your home. Scallop tiles are also used for commercial spaces that need decorative tile options to please customers. For example, bars, restaurants, entertainment complexes, cafés, and nightclubs utilize them as floor and wall tiling options.

You can mop and clean scallop tiles using your regular tile surface cleaner. A simple solution of warm water and vinegar can help you get rid of stains and spills easily. It’s better to avoid abrasive cleaning tools like steel wool as it can damage the surface of tiles.

Grey and light-colored scallop tiles are trending in modern interior design as they can make even small rooms appear bright and spacious. Colors like sea green, dull grey, light peach, and sky blue are popular choices. Laying out the tiles in an upwards pattern can also help here.

Many like to install scallop tiles in different shades of the same color to create an attractive look. For example, using light and dark grey color tones on a wall can hit the right balance between bold and passive looks. It adds more character to a space as well.

For floors, choose textured or matte-feel scallop tiles. The non-slip surface can help you avoid any potential injuries. For walls, use shiny finishes to reflect light better.