Floor Tiles

Floor Tiles Size

Floor Tiles Size	Size in mm
Large Tiles	1200x1800mm 1000x1000mm 800x2400mm 800x1600mm 800x1200mm 800x800mm 600x1200mm
Regular Tiles	600x600mm 400x400mm 395x395mm
Small Tiles	300x300mm 295x295mm 250x375mm 200x300mm
Plank Tiles	300x1200mm 200x1200mm 195x1200mm 145x1600mm

Floor Tiles Price

	Minimum Price	Maximum Price
Floor Tiles Price	Rs. 36 per sq. feet	Rs. 465 per sq. feet

How To Select Floor Tiles?

Selecting the right floor tile is of utmost importance – after all, the floor adds to the functionality as well as the aesthetic of your space. With the sheer amount of options, choosing the right tile might feel like a Herculean task. Here are some points you should keep in mind while picking tiles for your space.

1.What Material To Pick for Floor Tiles?

As mentioned before, tiles are made using a variety of materials such as ceramic, porcelain and vitrified, and each material has its own pros and cons. Here is a brief on each kind of material and its applications.

Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tiles are highly popular due to their durability and affordability. But, they are not the strongest in the market so are usually used on most walls and floors with low to medium traffic, such as in bathrooms and kitchens.

Porcelain Tiles

Porcelain tiles are denser and stronger than ceramic tiles. These tiles can be used on floors of spaces that witness all kinds of traffic.

Vitrified Tiles

Arguably some of the strongest floor tiles available, there are various types of vitrified tiles available, such as double charge, glazed vitrified, full body, etc. and can be used in spaces that witness heavy traffic, such as commercial spaces like warehouses, airports, malls, etc.

2.Choosing The Right Size

The size of the tile you choose depends upon the size of the space you are going to install them in. Generally, larger tiles are preferred, especially for large spaces, since these tiles provide you with a seamless and spacious look.

Smaller tiles can be used in spaces where you want to create an intricate look or in primarily wet areas where the increased grout lines help with a better foot grip.

3.Picking The Finish

Tiles are available in a variety of finishes. These finishes not only add to the aesthetic of the tile, but also impact the functionality, which makes picking a finish an important aspect of tile selection.

Glossy Finish

Glossy and super glossy tiles have a mirror like sheen that reflects maximum light, brightening up the space. This also has an added advantage of making your space look bigger. Glossy and super glossy tiles are usually used on floors of spaces with low traffic, as their smooth surface can be slippery, especially when wet.

Matte Finish

Matte tiles have a rough surface that doesn’t reflect much light. But it is this rough surface that hides stains, dirt, and scratches. The rough surface also provides better grip and does not get slippery while wet. Matte finish floor tiles are the preferred tiles for wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, balconies, outdoor areas, etc. If you want reflective tile without having to resort to glossy tiles, you can opt for satin matte tiles that have a subtle sheen but are still rough enough to not cause slips.

4.Design And Colour

Floor tiles are available in a plethora of colours and patterns, especially since the advancement in digital printing technology tiles today can replicate the look of any material, such as wood, granite, marble, stone, etc. Choose a design and colour that works well with your overall design scheme. You can even combine two or three different tiles to create an intricate pattern that reflects your personality.

5. Budget

Before you go on a tile selection spree, measure your space and calculate the number of tiles you will need. Use our tile calculator tool for easy calculation. Be sure to add 10% to this value to account for wastage. Once you know the number of tiles you require, run a quick online search to figure the average cost of floor tiles and set your budget accordingly.

 

Floor Tiles Showcase Gallery

The DGVT Antique Wood vitrified wood look tiles can add a touch of elegance and warmth to any space they are added to.  Thanks to their matte finish surface, these tiles can be used both indoors and outdoors, even in high traffic and moisture prone areas, such as living rooms, balconies, malls, etc. Pair the tile with neutral furniture and décor for a classic and minimalistic look.

Looking to add a touch of luxury to your space? The PGVT Authentic Grey Light is just the perfect tile for you. With a marble design, this 600x1200mm tile can add a feel of opulence and spaciousness to any room they are added to. These glossy tiles are a great fit for bedrooms, restaurants, boutiques, cafés, and offices.

Use the DGVT Ankara Multi tile to give your floor a traditional and oriental touch. The stylized design in shades of beige and blue can help subtly infuse colour into an otherwise neutral space. Ideal for use in living rooms, bedrooms, offices, banquet halls, restaurants, lobby areas, and reception areas, these 600x600mm tiles are a great fit in spaces of all sizes – big or small.

The SDM Hunker Grey FL is a great fit for those looking to design minimalistic and modern spaces. Measuring 300x300mm, these ceramic tiles have a matte finish surface and can be used on the floors of bathrooms. Pair them with light grey tiles for a monochromatic look, or pair them with pastel shades of pink or blue for a more modern look.

FAQs

Tile Visualiser - TriaLook

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