| Porcelain Tiles | High-traffic floors, commercial spaces | - Thickness: 10mm (Industry Standard: 8mm) ▲2mm - Non-slip R10 (exceeds R9 standard) - EN 14411 Class 4 (highest abrasion resistance) - Antibacterial (ISO 22196) - Acid-resistant (ASTM C1585, 168h exposure) | - Durable for heavy use - Waterproof and stain-resistant - Enhanced safety in wet areas - Hygienic (bacterial reduction) | - Higher cost than ceramic - Heavier, requiring robust subfloors |
| Ceramic Tiles | Residential walls, light traffic floors | - Thickness: 8mm - EN 14411 Class 2 (moderate abrasion resistance) - Non-slip R9 (standard for dry areas) | - Cost-effective - Lightweight for easier installation - Versatile designs | - Prone to scratches in high-traffic areas - Limited water resistance for floors |
| Vinyl Tiles | Commercial/residential floors, kitchens | - Thickness: 3-5mm - Slip-resistant (ASTM D2047) - Easy to install (floating floors) | - Lightweight and flexible - Affordable - Quick installation | - Susceptible to scratches and dents - Less durable in extreme heat/cold |
| Natural Stone Tiles | Luxury bathrooms, feature walls | - Thickness: 12-20mm - Natural patterns (e.g., marble-like veining) - Heat-resistant (up to 500°C) | - Unique aesthetic appeal - High durability for decades - Fire-resistant | - Expensive - Requires sealing and maintenance - Heavy for installation |
| Wood-Look Tiles | Modern living rooms, offices | - Thickness: 10mm - Waterproof (ASTM C1585 compliant) - Realistic wood grain (digital printing) | - Waterproof for bathrooms/kitchens - Maintenance-free compared to real wood - Modern design flexibility | - Cold underfoot - Less authentic texture than real wood |
| Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT) | High-end residential/commercial floors | - Thickness: 4-5mm core - Impact-resistant (ASTM D5268) - Moisture-resistant (ASTM F1209) | - Durable for heavy foot traffic - Resilient to scratches and dents - Eco-friendly options available | - Higher cost than standard vinyl - Can warp if installed improperly |