Byron Bay Tiling and Stone

Byron Bay Tiling and Stone Byron Bay Tiling and Stone is owned and operated by local master craftsman Adam Spear

Byron Bay Tiling and Stone is owned and operated by local master craftsman Adam Spear. Adam is a qualified tiler and not only leads a team of experienced, committed and creative wall and floor tilers but insists on the same attention to detail that he delivers to his clients from his staff. Located in the beautiful beachside town Byron Bay but services Australia wide. An all in one tiling service

is offered to clients
Wall and Floor Tiling
Waterproofing
Natural Stone Tiles
Mosaics
Cement and Tessellated Tiling
Tiled Feature Walls
Design Service
Pool Tiling
Supply and installation

Just a little update on our Byron Bay project for On this one we supplied all the stone through .au, alongside my trad...
27/03/2026

Just a little update on our Byron Bay project for

On this one we supplied all the stone through .au, alongside my trade supplies store for all the materials.

The boys (tagged below) are absolutely ripping in and making waves on this build.

I’ll be honest….
I’ve been slack posting the last few years. Between running businesses and putting on 4–5 apprentices (depending if you count the ones that didn’t make it out alive 😂), it’s been hard to keep up.

But I’m making a push to showcase more of our work - because I back it with my life.

This is all I’ve ever known. Started tiling before I even left school, and this year marks 20 years in the game (not even counting the early days).

I’ve owned shops, had business partners, failed, succeeded… and I’m still here.

Couldn’t do it without the crew — & 🤝

Keep bringing it on 2026… we’re coming for it.

Weapons of Mass construction 💣 🔱
05/03/2026

Weapons of Mass construction 💣

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Loving the Fridy photo bombs 💣 Showcasing the week’s finished jobs, the big pre-weekend clean-up, and everything we knoc...
12/12/2025

Loving the Fridy photo bombs 💣 Showcasing the week’s finished jobs, the big pre-weekend clean-up, and everything we knocked off the list. Cheers !

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This was a BiG Stone Dawgy job x 💪🏼Frothing to link up with the lads from — these fellas run a tight ship that’s not ju...
17/06/2025

This was a BiG Stone Dawgy job x 💪🏼
Frothing to link up with the lads from — these fellas run a tight ship that’s not just well-oiled, it’s smoothly turbocharged.

Massive shoutout to Fitchy — pushed me beyond the usual limits on this one. 😅 some longer days, heavy gear, and tight mm calls, but he’s a weapon operator and we genuinely rate the work and the opportunity. Respect, mate. 💪🏼💕

Cheers to for linking us up!

So we’ve teamed up with to come up with a fall system for this landing. The whole area needs to fall away from the cent...
16/05/2025

So we’ve teamed up with to come up with a fall system for this landing. The whole area needs to fall away from the centre to stop any pooling, but with a bit of a wobbly slab underneath, we had to think outside the box. We wanted to avoid thin screeds and glue beds thicker than a bricklayer’s finger.

So I channelled my inner Tiger Woods gamer days and chalk-lined each tile with a gridded surface into individual zones — each getting a different notch size to suit the exact mm needed. No paper-thin screeds. No glue blobs the size of your fist.

With three staircases coming off this landing and already set risers heights from the above runs every side had to be bang-on level to meet the first risers cleanly. Top-run setups with fall? Yeah nah, not here.

Anyways always keen to try something different and talk s**t if it means levelling up the work and keeping the end result micky mouse.

Anyone else tried something similar or got tips for tricky landings like this? Drop ‘em below — always up for learning a new trick or two. Smart arse comments also appreciated, let’s hear it 😜

It’s been a massive one — we’re absolutely wrecked, but the clients are over the moon… and so are we.Bokora stone from ...
17/04/2025

It’s been a massive one — we’re absolutely wrecked, but the clients are over the moon… and so are we.

Bokora stone from in a freeform layout, finished with sponge-sculpted mortar joints using GG grouts.

Big thanks to the legends & for the hustle and craft.
Much love x

It’s nice not having to use our levels every now and again 😜 Shout to for supplying their Bokora Freeform product. ✨
03/04/2025

It’s nice not having to use our levels every now and again 😜 Shout to for supplying their Bokora Freeform product. ✨

Back on that magic for BiG wave Dave Tyrrel. 🛠️ 🛠️ 🛠️ 🛠️ Shoutout to myself for keeping myself stocked up on goods...
20/03/2025

Back on that magic for BiG wave Dave Tyrrel.

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Shoutout to myself for keeping myself stocked up on goods 😝

We’ve been a bit slack on the posting front but here’s some geometric madness with some brass detail for you feins.
14/02/2025

We’ve been a bit slack on the posting front but here’s some geometric madness with some brass detail for you feins.


Keeping our beloved blades fresh with the Konig resin sharpening block from
14/01/2025

Keeping our beloved blades fresh with the Konig resin sharpening block from

“Yeah, babe, big day at work… we laid three tiles. Yep, just three”
09/12/2024

“Yeah, babe, big day at work… we laid three tiles. Yep, just three”

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