Bathroom Floor Tiles

There are many styles and colors available for bathroom floor tiles. For decades, porcelain and ceramic floor tiles have been a standard in bathrooms. They are affordable, easy to install, and require minimal maintenance. Ceramic and porcelain flooring can crack or chip if they are not sealed properly. Some types of flooring are more prone to staining than others. Although porcelain flooring is more expensive than ceramic, it remains the most affordable option for flooring.

Shower floor tiles are an alternative to porcelain and ceramic floor tiles if your budget doesn’t allow for extensive cleaning and re-filing. Shower tiles are very popular in bathrooms due to their glazed finish and ease of cleaning. Tile floors can become slippery if they are wet so be careful. After tiling, you shouldn’t walk on tiles floors and slip-resistant shoes are recommended.

Natural stone is another type of bathroom floor tile. Although marble is the most well-known material for bathroom floors, there are many other options available. These include granite, quartz and cobalt as well as slate. Before you decide on the tile, think about the purpose. Polished stone tiles for bathrooms will likely be more resistant than natural stone flooring. Quartz and granite are both beautiful.

There are many ways to refresh your bathroom if you’ve decided on porcelain or ceramic floor tiles but aren’t ready to spend the money. You can update bathroom fixtures like toilet seats and faucets to give your bathroom a fresh look. You can also replace outdated shower curtains with ones that better reflect your personal style. You can do many things with tiles that are already in place to make them look new again. Your imagination is the only limit.