Are you considering a new floor for your house? Are you remodeling your home? We understand that choosing floor tiles might be challenging because there are so many options available. Firstly, you have to make sure you have non slippery floor tiles (กระเบื้องกันลื่น, term in Thai) to avoid trip and slip incidents. Although there are more to just choosing a non-slip floor tiles and we are going to discuss them in this article.

Everything Regarding Tile Types/The most common options for floor tiles

• Ceramic tiles are inexpensive and long-lasting, but they are brittle and easily chipped. It is strongly advised to use ceramic tiles in groups 4 or 5, as these are appropriate for locations with light to moderate usage.
• In addition to being stronger and denser than ceramic, porcelain tiles also resist stains and scratches. Choose rectified porcelain tiles for a smooth finish. Apply epoxy grouting to create a tidy appearance.
• Vitrified tiles are resilient, long-lasting, and impervious to moisture and stains. They come in several types, such as full body tiles, which have a consistent color palette throughout, soluble salt tiles, which come in various patterns, doubly charged vitrified tiles, which have a two-tone color, and glazed tiles, which have an added sheen.

Consider the sizes of floor tile

• When selecting the size, ensure that the least amount of material is wasted during installation. Choose tiles that are spacious for the dining area, living room, and bedroom.
• The bathroom and kitchen are suitable for smaller ones. Remember that large tiles give the impression of space and reduce joint lines.

Select the Perfect Tile Finish

• Gloss finish tiles reflect a lot of light, provide brightness, and create the impression that the house is larger thanks to their appealing mirror-like gloss. Glossy ones tend to become slippery when wet; therefore they should not be utilized in places like the bathroom or kitchen.
• Matte-finished ones are non-reflective, non-slip, and do not readily display dirt or stains. Additionally, in damp places such as in the kitchen and bathroom, slip-resistant tiles lower the chance of falling. Select tiles with a coefficient of friction (COF) value greater than 0.6 for optimal safety.

Designs and styles to consider

There are many different colors and patterns of tiles. Tiles may now mimic the texture and appearance of natural substances like wood, marble, and various forms of genuine stone thanks to advancements in digital printing technology. To make an intriguing pattern, you can also combine two or more tiles.

Determine the Price

Make sure to factor in 10% waste when calculating the precise number of tiles needed for the flooring. To make selecting the floor tiles a little simpler, keep your budget in mind. The budget is a big determining factor because after all you can only purchase what your budget can. Therefore, it is a must to do a thorough research so you can find the floor tiles that perfectly match not only your style and design preference, but also without digging a hole in your pocket.