Explore ceramic floor tiles in a variety of colours, patterns and finishes. From understated neutral shades to marble and stone-inspired designs, the collection includes practical options for kitchens, bathrooms and other interior spaces.
Browse ranges including Buxiel, Eternal, Flay and Travertino online, or visit our Manchester or Leeds showroom to compare selected tiles.
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Introducing Travertino, our newest range of ceramic wall and floor tiles. Available in both gloss and matt finishes for walls, and a matt finish for floors, these tiles offer versatility and durability. Choose from Creme, Areia, and Cinza to create a classic yet contemporary look.
Introducing Travertino, our newest range of ceramic wall and floor tiles. Available in both gloss and matt finishes for walls, and a matt finish for floors, these tiles offer versatility and durability. Choose from Creme, Areia, and Cinza to create a classic yet contemporary look.
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Ceramic floor tiles provide an attractive and practical surface for suitable areas of the home. Available in traditional square formats and larger contemporary sizes, they can be used to create anything from a simple neutral floor to a stronger patterned or natural-effect feature.
Some ranges also include coordinating wall tiles and decorative designs, helping you create a consistent scheme across the room.
Consider the size of the room, the amount of natural light and the colour of surrounding surfaces. Light neutrals can create a softer, brighter appearance, while darker shades and stronger patterns can add contrast and definition.
Check that the product is specifically classified as a floor tile. Not every ceramic wall tile is strong enough or suitably rated for use underfoot.
Correct preparation and installation are essential for a lasting tiled floor. The substrate should be stable and suitably prepared, with adhesive and grout selected for the tile, room and surface beneath it.
Allow for cuts and wastage when calculating quantities. The exact amount required will depend on the room shape and chosen layout, so confirm this with your installer where necessary.
Only tiles specifically manufactured and rated for floor use should be installed underfoot. Ceramic wall tiles should not automatically be used as floor tiles.
Some ceramic floor tiles are suitable for bathrooms. Check the individual product specification and consider slip resistance before using a tile in a wet area.
Porcelain is generally denser and has a lower water absorption rate. Ceramic floor tiles can still provide an effective surface when they are correctly specified for the intended room.
Sweep or vacuum loose dirt and clean the surface using a suitable tile-cleaning product. Avoid products that are unsuitable for the tile finish or grout.
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