Indoor floor tiles need to suit the room, substrate and level of use. Compare documented material, surface and installation information before selecting a colour or pattern, particularly for wet areas and higher-traffic spaces.
Think about the room in use
Kitchens experience spills and repeated cleaning. Bathrooms involve wet-area design and surface considerations. Entrances can receive grit and concentrated wear. Living areas may prioritise visual continuity and comfort. These differences should guide the product shortlist.
The site should not promise that a finish is non-slip or easy to maintain without product evidence. Provide the technical information available and encourage project-specific professional confirmation.
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Order with the complete room in mind
Calculate the whole area, including connected zones if the same tile will continue through them. Confirm thresholds, trims, floor heights and transitions to other materials before ordering.
Check size, finish and surface information
List dimensions, thickness, finish, edge, pattern, shade variation, pieces and coverage per box, plus any documented slip or application data. Images should represent the product honestly and show scale where possible.
Coordinate the installation products
The tile, adhesive, grout, waterproofing and substrate system need to work together. Link to construction products only where compatibility can be supported. Technical data sheets should be accessible for adhesive and compound products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a tile suitable for an indoor floor?
Suitability depends on the exact product’s documented application, surface, dimensions and installation requirements. Room conditions and substrate also matter.
Can the same tile be used in a bathroom and living room?
Possibly, but wet-area and surface requirements may differ. Check the product information and have a qualified tiler confirm suitability for each location.
How do I calculate boxes of floor tiles?
How do I calculate boxes of floor tiles?
What should I check before delivery?
Confirm access, pallet or unloading requirements, box quantity, batch information, delivery timing and where the tiles can be stored safely and dry.
Question 5
Confirm access, pallet or unloading requirements, box quantity, batch information, delivery timing and where the tiles can be stored safely and dry.