Kit Kat Tile Is a Format Not a Trend
Finger mosaic — kit kat tile — became a fixture in bathroom and kitchen specification because a narrow porcelain stick does something no square format can: it makes a small wall read as a deliberate surface rather than as a grid.
The formats we publish
The catalogue lists kit kat tiles in 12 x 92, 15 x 145, 20 x 145, 22 x 145, 30 x 145 and 30 x 220 mm, in porcelain. The narrower the stick, the more texture the wall reads at close range and the more grout line you are committing to.
Where it works and where it does not
It belongs on walls: shower surrounds, splashbacks, vanity returns and feature bands. It is not a floor format — the proportion of grout to tile is wrong for underfoot wear and cleaning.
Vertical stacking elongates a low room; horizontal stacking widens a narrow one. Herringbone in a finger format is striking and roughly doubles the installer's time.
What to check before ordering
Confirm the sheet size and whether the sticks are supplied mesh-mounted. Confirm the colour across two sheets rather than one — subtle tonal variation is part of the look but you want to see the range before it is on a wall.
Most kit kat items in this catalogue carry a one-pallet MOQ and are usually held in stock in Foshan.
Everything in this guide reflects what LSDECO publishes for the series concerned. Where a figure is not published — a slip rating, a thickness, a test report — we say so and ask the factory rather than estimating it.
Collections This Guide Applies To
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- What To Check Before Your First Order From Foshan
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- Keeping a Tiled Pool and Bathroom Looking New
Items Referenced in This Guide
20×160mm Classic Japanese style Terracotta collection
Classic Japanese style Terracotta collection.
100×100mm Brisbane Porcelain Series
Brisbane Series now available for sampling.
95×95mm Mesh Mounting Newcastle Porcelain Series
The gradient glaze gives a rich.
100×300MM Abnormity Series
Irregular shapes are the point of this series: unusual outlines with distinctive colour and …
200×200MM Flower Tile Series
Flower Tile Series with embossed patterns, glossy and matte finishes, and vibrant colors.
Straight Series
Straight Series with Textured ceramic tiles blend modern design with soft colors.
Questions on This Topic
Is kit kat tile suitable for a wet shower wall?
Yes, it is a porcelain wall format widely used in showers. The waterproofing behind it and the grout specification matter more than the tile.
How many colours are available?
It varies by format. Ask for the current colour list for the specific size — 22 x 145 mm and 30 x 145 mm generally carry the widest range.
Can I get matching trim for external corners?
Trim availability depends on the item. Ask before finalising the wall layout and we will check what the factory lists.
Still Deciding Ask Us Directly
Send the drawing, the area or the series you are weighing up. We would rather answer a question before the order than solve a problem after it.