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Porcelain tiles, especially the 20mm variety, are a top choice for patios, pathways, and heavy-duty indoor spaces. They’re strong, water-resistant, and beautiful. But their hardness makes them tricky to cut without the right tools. Enter the RUBI DL-125. This compact wet saw is built to handle tough porcelain wit...

Porcelain tiles have become the darling of modern design, offering unparalleled durability and stunning aesthetics. But when it comes to the hefty 20mm varieties, what was once a straightforward cutting job can quickly become a battle of wills. Standard blades can chip, crack, and generally make a mess of these robu...

If you're learning how to tile, or just looking to sharpen your technique, choosing the right tile cutters can make or break your project. Manual or electric? It’s a decision that affects everything. From how clean your cuts are to how much dust ends up in your hair (or lungs). In this guide, we’ll compare manual...

If you’ve ever been cutting 20mm porcelain tiles, you’ll know it’s not the easiest job, even for seasoned tilers. These tiles are more dense than ceramics. Achieving clean cuts takes more than just brute force; you need the right tools, a steady hand, and patience to do it properly. No matter if you’re just learning...

Large format tiles are an increasingly popular design choice in residential and commercial spaces. Their sleek, modern aesthetic and minimal grout lines can make rooms appear more spacious. Some even come book-matched for a luxury finish. But do you know how to install large format tiles? Their impressive size means...

20mm porcelain tiles have become a staple for landscapers and tilers alike—and for good reason. But while they’re durable and versatile, knowing how to cut 20mm porcelain tiles without chipping can be a real challenge. If you're struggling with chipped edges, don’t worry—we’ve got five pro tips to help you achieve a...

What is the best tile cutter? Should you opt for a manual tile cutter or an electric tile cutter? These might be the first questions you ask when you learn how to tile. These are the two best tile cutter types, but choosing the right one can be difficult. You should consider the specific job at hand, the materials y...

Today, the angle grinder remains the most widely used portable electric cutter in the construction industry, an important tool in learning how to tile with ceramics, porcelain, and other materials. At RUBI, we have expanded the range of CAS products and have included in our catalogue a li...

When learning how to tile, one of the most crucial steps is determining how many tiles you'll need to cover the required area. Underestimating can lead to delays, while overestimating can be costly. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to find out how many plain tiles per metre squared are needed for a tiling p...

Laying tiles can be an art. It’s about not only cutting and placing tiles, it requires years of practice and a good eye for design to plan a layout and merge tiles of different textures and thickness together in an appealing pattern. And it’s not only about the experience and expertise of the tiler, it's also about ...