Tile Cutters

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Tile cutters for every project. We stock a comprehensive selection of tile cutters that make light work of cutting both ceramic and porcelain tiles. Choose manual hand tile cutters or go for electric tile cutters for added power. Whatever you choose, they're guaranteed to be easy to use – even if you're a first-time DIYer! Shop tile cutters now.

Tile Cutters for Every Job – DIY or Trade

Browse our expert-approved range of tile cutters designed to handle everything from quick bathroom updates to full home renovations. Whether you're cutting Ceramic Tiles">ceramic tiles or working with tougher porcelain, we’ve got the right tool for the task.

Choose from reliable manual tile cutters for simple straight cuts, or step up to electric tile cutters for precision and power on larger projects. Every model is chosen for ease of use, accuracy, and value – making them ideal for both professionals and first-time DIYers.

Shop our full range of tile cutters today and get the right tool for a cleaner, faster tiling finish.

Tile Cutters – FAQs

What are tile cutters used for?

Tile cutters are essential for achieving clean, accurate cuts in ceramic, porcelain, and stone tiles. Whether you're tiling a bathroom wall or cutting floor tiles to size, a quality tile cutter helps you get a professional finish with ease.

What’s the difference between manual and electric tile cutters?

Manual tile cutters are ideal for straight cuts in ceramic and porcelain tiles and are perfect for most DIY projects. Electric tile cutters, often called wet saws, are better suited to thicker or natural stone tiles, and for more complex or curved cuts.

Do I need a tile cutter for small jobs?

For small jobs, a basic manual tile cutter or a tile scribe may be enough. But for larger areas or harder materials, investing in a proper tile cutter will save time and reduce waste.

How do I choose the best tile cutter?

The best tile cutter depends on the type and size of tile you're working with. Consider blade strength, cutting capacity, and whether you need straight or angled cuts. For most homeowners, a manual tile cutter with a tungsten carbide wheel is ideal.

Can I cut porcelain tiles with a tile cutter?

Yes, but it’s important to use a tile cutter designed for porcelain, as it’s denser than ceramic. A score-and-snap manual cutter or an electric wet cutter are both suitable options for porcelain tiles.

Browse our full range of tile cutters and tiling tools and find the right tool for your next tiling project – all at low warehouse prices.