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Tiler flyer with a bathroom retile package and per metre rate
A tiler flyer is competing with the homeowner's fear of a bathroom being out of action for weeks, so the time on the job matters as much as the price. These three designs for Herringwell Tiling, a fictional Adelaide business, sell a bathroom retile from $4,200 in five working days, waterproofing included, with floors at $85 a square metre.
The 3 designs
The same business laid out three ways, on three templates and three colour themes. Every price, name and time on these was written for this example, so you can judge the layouts on real content rather than placeholder text.
Portfolio with three photos
Bathroom Retile From $4,200
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Bold headline and three answers
Retile $4,200
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Five day plan and numbers
Bathroom Retile in Five Days
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The three designs
The portfolio design is the showcase: a tall shower photo, "From $4,200" in large type, a list of what is included and two diamond shaped thumbnails labelled floor and shower. Use it on Instagram and in a bathroom showroom. The bold headline design has a chevron header, "Retile $4,200", a single tool photo and three labelled answers: what it covers, how long, who tiles it. It works as a cheap one colour letterbox flyer. The five day plan design looks like a project sheet, with four process icons, the price, the three stage timeline and three numbers: $85 per square metre for floors, five days, one tiler from start to end. It is the best leave behind after a measure.
What this flyer must carry
The package price and the room size it covers, the per square metre floor rate, the timeline, the waterproofing statement, photos of finished work, the service area and the licence line. In South Australia, a building work contractor must hold a licence for this kind of work, and the Building Work Contractors Act requires the name and licence number in advertising, so the flyer prints a fictional BLD 248813 on two designs. Waterproofing to AS 3740 is named because bathroom leaks are the most common tiling defect.
How to adapt this flyer
For a floor tiler, use the five day design but turn it into a per room plan with removal, levelling and laying, priced per square metre. For a splashback specialist, the portfolio design with three kitchen photos and a fixed price per linear metre suits a single, quick decision. For a tiler who restores old tiles rather than replacing them, use the bold headline design for regrouting and resealing with a before and after pair on the back page, since that is a cheaper alternative customers rarely know exists.
What makes these work
The package price has a size attached
Retile from $4,200 is defined on every design as a bathroom up to 6 square metres, stripped, waterproofed and retiled, GST included. A package with its size lets the reader judge whether their room fits, which makes the price usable rather than a teaser.
Five days, broken into steps
The five day design lists the plan: day 1 strip to the sheet, days 2 to 3 waterproof, days 4 to 5 tile and grout. Explaining why waterproofing takes two days also explains why the price is fair, and tells the family exactly when they can shower again.
The work is the picture
The portfolio design gives most of the page to a finished chevron tiled shower, with two diamond frames for a floor and a second bathroom. For a trade judged on finish, three photos of straight grout lines do more than any adjective.
Questions people ask
What is a fair way to price a bathroom retile on a flyer?
As a package for a defined room size, with the per square metre rate shown for anything else. Herringwell prints $4,200 for a bathroom up to 6 square metres including strip out, waterproofing, tiling and grout, and $85 per square metre for floors. Anything larger or with custom features gets a written quote after the measure.
Should waterproofing be included in the advertised price?
Yes, and the flyer should say so. Waterproofing is the hidden part of a bathroom that prevents leaks into walls and floors, and a low price that excludes it is not comparable. These designs state "waterproofing included", and the chevron design names the Australian standard, AS 3740, which a careful buyer may look for.
Do South Australian tilers have to show a licence number?
Building work contractors in South Australia need a licence from Consumer and Business Services, and their advertising should carry the licensed name and licence number, which start with BLD. This example prints a fictional BLD 248813 on two designs. Check your own licence class covers the work you advertise.
How many portfolio photos fit on a tiling flyer?
Three is enough on A4: one large hero and two smaller details, as the portfolio design shows. More turns into a collage that hides the quality of each job. Upload sharp photos, each up to 10 MB, and remember each one is centre cropped to its frame, including the two diamond shaped thumbnails.
Can the tiling flyer go to print with full bleed?
The export does not add bleed or crop marks and is RGB. The A4 PDF exports at 2480 by 3508 pixels per page, which is 300 DPI. If your printer needs bleed, ask them to scale slightly or print on a larger sheet and trim; the darker edge colours on the chevron design hide a small trim well.
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