Wall Floor Tiles
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Nicoman 30 cm x 30 cm Grundfliese Cosmo
Klinker
Total Tiles Clarens Grey Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Floor Tile 450mm x 450mm
Floor Tile, Grey, Stone, Width: 45cm, :
Total Tiles Greige Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Floor Tile 450mm x 450mm 45x45cm
Floor Tile, Stone, Width: 45cm, Length: 45cm
Total Tiles Seville Oak Wood Effect Porcelain Floor Tile 589mm x 153mm Light Oak
Floor Tile
Total Tiles Arcilla Ocre Terracotta Effect Porcelain Floor Tile 330mm x 330mm
Floor Tile
Total Tiles Arundel Beige Stone Effect Matt Porcelain Floor Tile 600mm x 400mm
Floor Tile, Beige, Stone, Porcelain
Total Tiles White Matt Rectified Porcelain Floor Tile 600mm x 600mm
Floor Tile, White
Total Tiles Hemlock White Wood Effect Porcelain Floor Tile 1200mm x 233mm
Floor Tile, White
FAQ
Floor tiles are hard-wearing materials used to cover floors. They come in various materials like ceramic, porcelain, and stone. Each type offers different durability, water resistance, and aesthetic appeal. Consider where you will use them and your style preference when choosing.
Choosing the right floor tiles involves considering the room's purpose, foot traffic, and moisture levels. Floor tiles should match your design style and practical needs. For high-traffic areas, select durable options like porcelain or stone. For wet areas, ensure they have a non-slip surface.
Ceramic floor tiles are affordable and easy to install, while porcelain floor tiles are denser and more durable. Porcelain is ideal for high-traffic or wet areas due to its low water absorption rate. Evaluate your budget and the specific requirements of the space before deciding.
You can use certain floor tiles outdoors if they are frost-resistant and have a textured surface for grip. Outdoor floor tiles should withstand weather conditions without cracking or fading. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for outdoor suitability.
Floor tiles are relatively easy to maintain with regular sweeping and mopping. Use a mild detergent suitable for the tile material to avoid damage. Sealed stone tiles may require re-sealing periodically to maintain their appearance and protect them from stains.
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