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Sign inA ceramic floor is suitable for every room in your house. Its versatility and many varieties make it a popular flooring choice. Please click on the closed captioning icon at the bottom of the video player to watch with English subtitles. Also note that some pricing information might be outdated.
1. Ceramic types
There are 3 types of ceramics: porcelain, earthenware and processed natural stone. Porcelain tiles are among the most resistant and waterproof materials. The longevity of the earthenware ceramic will vary according to the thickness of the tiles. Natural stone types tend to be quite porous. There are ceramics that imitate wood or slate that will be easier to maintain than natural stone because they are less porous.
2. Ceramic floor tile sizes
When installing ceramic flooring in a room, the size of the tile plays an important role in practicality and overall look. Small tiles are a good choice for a bathroom as the multiple joints create a non-slip surface. However, larger tiles will make the room seem bigger.
3.Type of grout
It is imperative to choose the right type of grout for the joints between the ceramic tiles depending on the type of installation and the surface to be covered.
It is important to make sure you have additional tiles in case of any accidental breakage when installing your ceramic floor yourself. It also helps ensure you have more of the same tile for any future repairs. In general, you should have 10% more tiles than what your space requires for your DIY project.
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