External Tiles

Types of Floor Tiles

1. Porcelain Tiles

   • Characteristics: Harder, heavier, and more dense than ceramic tiles. They absorb less water, making them suitable for high-moisture areas.
   • Uses: Ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications, including kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas.

2. Ceramic Tiles

   • Characteristics: Softer and lighter than porcelain tiles. They are easier to cut and shape but are generally recommended for interior use only.
   • Uses: Suitable for walls and low-traffic areas.

3. Natural Stone Tiles

   • Characteristics: Includes materials like marble, granite, and slate. They offer a unique and elegant appearance.
   • Uses: Often used in high-end residential and commercial applications.

4. Timber-Look Tiles

   • Characteristics: Designed to mimic the appearance of wood while providing the durability of tiles.
   • Uses: Great for achieving a warm, natural look in various spaces.

Finishes and Textures

• Polished: Offers a shiny, mirror-like finish that enhances light reflection.
• Semi-Polished: Known as "lappato," these tiles have a less reflective surface.
• Matt: Textured and non-reflective, providing a more natural look and feel.