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Porcelain is a versatile choice for many floors because it is durable and has low water absorption. The best floor tile still depends on the room, expected foot traffic and the finish you prefer. Always check that a tile is floor-rated and review its slip-resistance information where needed. Compare our floor tiles by finish and room suitability.
Straight-edged, regular-format tiles laid in a simple pattern are generally easier to plan and fit than intricate patterns or very large tiles. The subfloor still needs to be sound and level, and the adhesive must suit both the tile and the surface. Compare our floor tiles by finish and room suitability.
Stone-effect, warm neutral and large-format floor tiles are popular options for a contemporary look, while patterned tiles can create a focal point. Explore our floor tile designs and order samples where available to see what suits your room and lighting.
You can shop floor tiles at Flooring Superstore and compare porcelain, patterned and other designs by size, finish and room suitability. Check that a tile is floor-rated, review its slip-resistance information where relevant, and order a sample where available before deciding.
Once the adhesive has cured, fill the joints with grout suitable for the tile and joint width. Work grout firmly into the joints, wipe away excess with a damp sponge and clean off any remaining haze as instructed. Leave movement joints free for the appropriate flexible sealant. Compare our floor tiles by finish and room suitability.
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