KC Large Format Tile is a Kansas City service brand focused on large porcelain tile and full-size panel installations. The service covers large format tile shower walls, porcelain slab shower walls, fireplace surrounds and feature walls across the metro in Missouri and Kansas.
You can also explore large format floor requirements and include a floor project in your inquiry. Floor project availability is confirmed during review.
Who performs the work
Installation is fulfilled through a local tile-installation partner that already installs porcelain panels. KC Large Format Tile is the service brand and project-inquiry point. The project scope, proposal and contracting arrangements are confirmed during follow-up.
If your project requires a particular installer certification or manufacturer qualification, include it with the inquiry so it can be checked for the people who would perform the work. The installation guide explains the differences among installer certification, company accreditation and manufacturer training.
Why focus on large tile and panels?
Large tile needs a planned grid, suitable substrate and adequate mortar contact. A full-size panel brings additional decisions that a square-foot estimate cannot answer: whether it fits through the house, where the seams go, how the actual size fits each wall, and who prepares and waterproofs the assembly behind it.
Good planning makes those details visible before material is ordered. Our guides explain them in plain language, and the service pages connect them to showers, fireplaces and feature walls.
What the project scope should settle
- Layout: actual tile or panel dimensions, prepared-wall measurements, joints and cutouts
- Wall readiness: backing, flatness and any required correction
- Wet areas: waterproofing system, its installer and required testing
- Supply: purchasing, delivery, inspection, storage and breakage responsibility
- Related trades: plumbing, electrical, glass, fireplace equipment and other work
A panel-installation inquiry does not by itself establish that demolition, preparation, waterproofing or related trades are included. The written scope should assign each part.
For homeowners and trade teams
You can start with approximate dimensions and a description of the room. Designers, builders and architects can use our trade project page to prepare a drawing and specification package.