Only tiles specifically rated for floor use should be walked on. Wall tiles may not have the required strength or slip resistance.
Wall and Floor Tiles for Interior Projects
Tiles create a hard-wearing surface for kitchens, bathrooms and other interior walls and floors. Choose by location first: a wall covering does not automatically carry the strength or slip rating required for a floor.
Check tile dimensions, thickness, finish, box coverage and any suitability information before calculating quantities. The full tiling range includes the materials needed to set out and complete the installation.
Use a compatible wall or floor tile adhesive for the background and tile type. Leave joints wide enough for the specification, then finish with suitable tile grout. Order extra for cuts, breakage and future repairs.
Tile FAQ's
Often yes, but the wall must support the weight and the adhesive system must suit the tile and background.
Calculate the surface area, account for box coverage, then add an allowance for cuts, breakage and the laying pattern.
It indicates tested slip resistance under stated conditions. Check that the rating suits the room and expected wetness.
Mixing tiles across boxes can spread small shade variations more evenly. Check batch numbers before installation.