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TILES
& COVERINGS:
Choose quality and elegance with their selection of long-lasting
stoneware, floor and wall coverings. Whether you're looking
for floor tiles or wall tiles, they offer a wide range of
materials with refined finishes.
Also explore their PVC cladding and natural stone for facades,
all designed to add character and durability to your projects.
They also sell non-slip outdoor tiles and pool tiles for residential
homes and commercial properties. |
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CERAMIC
TILES:
The best-known types of ceramic loft tiles are stoneware tiles
or porcelain stoneware. Well suited for living spaces and
are mainly utilised indoors; this glazed stoneware has unique
features that make it an adaptable material for various surfaces
for residential houses and commercial buildings.
Low porosity (glazed) and high strength makes this product
suitable for locations exposed to dirt, moisture and wear,
such as bathrooms and kitchens. For bathroom floors unglazed
(UGL) stoneware is less slippery. |
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PORCELAIN
TILES:
Porcelain tiles (a type of ceramic tile) is a popular floor
tile because of its slip resistance, low porosity, durability
and stain resistance. Its porosity is very low; therefore,
it is very easy to maintain.
Due to their strength, they are available in larger sizes
and are strongly recommended for high traffic spaces such
as stairs, corridors and kitchens. They are typically sized
at 30x60cm and going beyond 120x120cm, ranging in thickness
from 3mm to 20mm. |
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WALL
TILES:
Wall tiles is the ceramic that normally features on the walls
of bathrooms and kitchens and is very glossy. It is very resistant
to abrasion and easy to clean due to its enamel finishing.
These are not suitable for outdoor use as they can be very
slippery when wet. |
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NATURAL
STONE:
Stone tiles can confidently fit into modern interiors, and
its surface brings a contrasting appearance and character
to your home. It offers all the natural shades as well as
being very durable, good temperature regulation, and possibly
increase your property value.
NOTE: Because they are porous, they require regular sealing
to prevent water damage and staining. |
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GRANITE:
Granite tiles are very durable and commonly used for flooring
both inside and outside. They offer several benefits including
superb durability, resistance to moisture and stains, and
come in a wide range of styles and colours. Their hard surface
can withstand persistent foot traffic and is ideal for high-use
areas like kitchens and hallways. |
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MARBLE:
Marble tiling is a lustrous stone that offers many advantages:
tough and well- polished, it has a reflective surface that
can be weathered. They provide a luxurious look, resist stains
and scratches, and can be easily cleaned. However, under its
durable appearance, marble tiles are a less durable material
that require regular up-keep.
Marble is also a more environmentally sustainable choice for
flooring covering. |
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TERRACOTTA:
Dating back to ancient Rome, terracotta tiles have stood the
test of time. Transport yourself to the rich, rustic, and
sun-soaked Mediterranean with their Saltillo tile or clay
tiles, attractive for indoor or outdoor floor spaces. Made
from easily moulded clay with a high iron content that gives
the tiles their recognisable reddish-brown colour.
However, Terracotta is still very porous, less resistant to
staining and therefore requires a water sealant / stain protector. |
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GLASS
BLOCKS:
The main objective of using hollow glass block is to create
sections in the wall in order to maximise sunlight or other
sources of light. Besides, its distinctive appearance, glass
block is desired for its practical properties. It's strong,
sound and weather resistant and allows for privacy while still
transmitting light.
Glass brick is ideal for bathrooms, kitchens and living rooms
where daylight diffusion is an issue. Glass bricks are available
in a variety of translucent colours. |
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MOSAIC:
Mosaic tiles can have transparent strong colours, varying
hues, and many faces according to your desires. It can adorn
the walls of your bathroom, your kitchen countertop, the floor
of your lounge, the floor of your swimming pool or your garden
spaces. Mosaic has the advantage of durability, and resisting
moisture and dirt.
The term mosaic essentially means a design that's comprised
of many smaller pieces of tile which can be made of various
materials such as glass, stone, and porcelain. |
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GLASS
MOSAIC:
As the name suggests they are tiles made from glass, often
with each tile encasing a selection of different smaller,
equally sized pieces of varying coloured glass all set on
a mosaic mesh backing sheet to keep the tile as one. By being
made of many colours, shapes, finishes and shades, glass mosaic
tiles provide excellent avenues to transform any space in
a wide variety of ways.
It is one of the best materials for creating frescos. |
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BORDERS:
Add borders tiles to create the ideal finish to your wall
installation. Border tiles can be great for sectioning off
or separating two areas or rooms. One great example is the
use of borders to distinguish a dining room and open-plan
kitchen. Maybe you want to section off your shower booth from
the rest of the bathroom. |
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SKIRTING:
Completing the floor plan, pedestal or skirting must be selected
and planned with care. Skirting should offer a seamless look
between floor and wall - they provide a seal between the floor
and wall as well as avoid sweep marks against the wall. They
are an easy to clean, durable alternative to wood skirting
boards as they are water resistant and long lasting. |
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TILE
ACCESSORIES:
Braces, edging profiles, trims, edges, expansion joints and
more.
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