Luxury Porcelain Tiles
To make porcelain tiles we mix white clay, sand and feldspar (rock-forming tectosilicate minerals), The clay used to build porcelain tiles is generally denser than ceramic tiles. They can either be glazed or unglazed. Porcelain tiles are one type of vitrified tiles and are sometimes referred to as porcelain vitrified tiles.
We sell mainly prime Italian rectified large format tiles for floors and smaller sizes for walls and smaller rooms, mainly stone effect porcelain.
The slip rating of porcelain is generally specified as R9 and R10 for indoors and R11 for exterior use.
The wear rating of the tile can be graded from zero to five according to the ISO 10545-7 (also ASTM C1027) test for surface abrasion resistance of glazed tile, and this can be used to determine suitability for various end-use conditions.
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Bathroom Tiles (1)
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Stone Effect Porcelain Tiles (18)
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Wood Effect Porcelain Tiles (8)
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Deco Tiles (4)
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Concrete/Cemento Effect Porcelain Tiles (3)
Stylish and Strong Luxury Porcelain Tiles
Luxury porcelain tiles are a popular choice for busy households who want the beauty of natural materials with a little more practicality built in. They capture the character of stone, marble and concrete beautifully, but they’re also very durable and don’t demand a lot of upkeep.
Extraordinary Tiles for Everyday Living
Porcelain tiles are made using dense clays fired at extremely high temperatures, which gives them their strength and resilience. They cope well with moisture, heavy foot traffic and the occasional spillage, making them a natural fit for kitchens, corridors, lounges, and other connected living areas.
Our range of luxury porcelain tiles have been selected by professionals who understand what people need and want. They don’t look artificial like mass-manufactured tiles. Instead, you’ll get natural patterns, gentle colour variation and texture that make them feel much closer to real stone, bringing the outside in, to give a gentle, peaceful energy to the space.
Tiles That Flow Naturally Through Your Home
Many of our porcelain tiles can be used on both floors and walls, so you can create a continuous style in all your rooms. Bigger tiles make rooms feel open and airy, while warmer shades and subtle textures add personality and depth without being overpowering.
Our luxury porcelain tiles also work beautifully with underfloor heating, so your home stays cosy even on chilly mornings.
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Whether you’re giving your kitchen, bathroom, or hallway a makeover, these tiles are built to last, resist slips, are easy to clean, and will still look great years from now. With so many colours, patterns, and finishes to choose from, it’s easy to find the perfect match for your home.
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Luxury Porcelain Tiles FAQs
Q: Why are porcelain tiles a popular option for kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces?
A: A lot of homeowners buy porcelain tiles because it gives them the look they want without creating extra work after installation. It is a hard-wearing material that handles moisture, spills and daily use well, which is why it works so well in kitchens, bathrooms and other busy areas. With options that recreate the appearance of stone, marble and timber, tiles made from porcelain can help achieve a natural finish without the same level of maintenance some other materials need.
Q: What makes your porcelain tile range different from other options available?
A: We don’t just think about how they’ll look on the wall. The finish, texture and overall quality all matter when the tiles are installed across a large area. Our porcelain tiles include realistic stone and marble effects, as well as more contemporary designs, giving customers plenty of choice when creating a space they feel comfortable living in.
Q: Can porcelain tiles be used throughout the home?
A: Yes, one of the reasons porcelain is so widely used is its flexibility. It can be fitted in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, living rooms and suitable outdoor areas. Its low water absorption makes it a suitable option for places where moisture, cleaning and everyday wear are common concerns.
Q: Can porcelain tiles feel cold underfoot?
A: It’s true that porcelain can feel cooler than softer flooring such as carpet or timber. This is because it does not trap heat in the same way. However, this is not usually an issue for homeowners who use underfloor heating, as porcelain transfers heat effectively across the surface. As British summers are becoming warmer each year, you might find that it provides welcome relief when other types of flooring may feel uncomfortable.
Q: Is it possible for porcelain tiles to crack?
A: Porcelain tiles are very strong, but like any tiled surface, the installation plays an important part in how long they last. Problems such as vibrations around the building, incorrect preparation or unsuitable adhesive can lead to issues over time. When fitted correctly, porcelain provides a reliable surface that can last for many years.
