FAQ

Floor tiles are generally thicker and more durable to withstand foot traffic, while wall tiles are lighter and often have more decorative finishes. Using wall tiles on floors is not recommended, but floor tiles can often be used on walls.

It depends on the space and usage. Gloss tiles reflect light and are easier to clean, making them great for bathrooms and kitchens. Matte tiles offer a non-slip surface, making them ideal for floors and wet areas.

Measure the length × width of the area you want to tile to get the total square meters. We recommend adding 10% extrafor cutting, breakage, and future replacements.

Some of our tiles are specifically designed for outdoor areas. These are usually anti-slip, weather-resistant, and made from porcelain or stone. Please ask our team for the best recommendations based on your environment.

Most tiles are low maintenance. Regular sweeping and mopping with a mild detergent is sufficient. Avoid abrasive cleaners on gloss surfaces. For grout, use a gentle brush and tile-safe cleaner to remove buildup.