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Bathroom Tiles FAQ's

Porcelain and ceramic tiles are the most popular choices for bathrooms and laundries due to their water resistance, durability, and easy maintenance. Natural stone tiles can also be used but may require sealing.

Yes, most tiles used in bathrooms and laundries are waterproof, but proper installation, including waterproofing membranes and grouting, is essential to ensure a fully sealed surface.

Yes, but it’s important to check the tile’s slip resistance rating for floors. Wall tiles are often thinner and more decorative, while floor tiles are designed for durability and safety underfoot.

Use a mild detergent or tile cleaner with a soft cloth or mop. For grout, a soft brush and grout cleaner can remove stains and keep it looking fresh. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the tile surface.

Many bathroom and laundry floor tiles come with anti-slip finishes to improve safety. Always choose tiles with a high slip resistance rating, especially for wet areas.

Absolutely! Tiles are an excellent choice for shower areas due to their water resistance. Ensure proper installation and choose tiles that are easy to clean and maintain.

Most ceramic and porcelain tiles do not require sealing. However, natural stone tiles like marble, travertine, or slate must be sealed to protect against moisture and stains.

Yes, tiles are an excellent conductor of heat, making them a great choice for underfloor heating systems. Check the tile specifications to ensure compatibility with underfloor heating.

Ensure proper ventilation to reduce moisture buildup. Regularly clean tiles and grout to remove dirt and prevent mould growth. A mild bleach solution or anti-mould cleaner can help with stubborn stains.

Yes, large-format tiles can make small spaces appear larger by reducing the number of grout lines, creating a seamless and spacious look.