Floors in commercial spaces take a lot of traffic. The right tile balances durability, safety, maintenance and appearance.
Vitrified and porcelain tiles
These are dense, hard-wearing and low-maintenance, making them a common choice for lobbies, corridors and pantries.
Slip resistance
Wet areas such as washrooms, entrances and pantries need tiles with better grip.
Size and joints
Larger tiles mean fewer joints and a cleaner look, but they need a well-levelled base to be laid properly.
Colour and finish
Lighter tones make spaces feel larger; matt finishes hide wear better than high gloss in busy areas.
Preparation matters
Levelling, and waterproofing in wet areas, are as important as the tile itself for a long-lasting floor.
Frequently asked questions
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