Porcelanosa began their journey in 1973, in Castellon, Spain, manufacturing cramic flooring and wall tiles. Since then, they have become part of the international business group; Porcelanosa Group. This comprises of 8 subsidery companies; Porcelanosa, Venis, Gamadecor, Krion, L'Antic Colonial, Buetch, Noken and Urbatek. These offer a selection of high-quality products ranging from kitchen and bathroom furniture to high-tech materials and of course their high-quality tiles.

Porcelanosa manufacture both Ceramic and Porcelain tiles and both tiles are clay-based and kiln-fired. However, the clays used to make porcelain have a higher density and are fired longer at a higher temperature than ceramic. The result is a more durable, nonporous tile that is impervious to water.

Yes, we sell tiles for the entire house, all rooms including the kitchen, living rooms and hallways and of course the bathroom. There are no differences between kitchen, bathroom, living room etc and all tiles can be multi used through-out the house.

The finish refers to the upper surface of the tile's coating and can be polished, anti-slip, matt, Gloss and Matt Gloss.

Rectified tiles go through a cutting process called grinding, which trims all pieces to the same exact size. As a result, seating joints can be minimal, reducing the amount of grout and making the assembly more aesthetically pleasing.

You will need to know the measurements of the space. But we can do the rest. Simply bring along the measurements of each wall (length, width and hight of the room) and we will do the rest. We will always recommend about 10% extra due to cuts and corners

Yes, however, this is a different tile to an indoor tile. When it comes to outdoor tiles you want to ensure you choose a tile that has a high slip resistance and frost protection to make them safe in all weather conditions.

Porcelanosa’s 20mm outdoor tile collection offer’s increased depth and durability as well as an anti-slip finish. They can be used for a wide variety of applications including raised access flooring and high traffic areas.

Virtually any floor tile can be installed on the wall, though in most cases, it is not appropriate to switch them. Consult with us and we will help with application recommendations.

Anti-slip ratings are a European measurement for how slip resistant a tile is. The rating comes in the form of an 'R' (Ramp Test) value, which ranges from R9, which has a small degree of slip resistance, right up to R13, which is the highest slip resistance

R9: Minor slip resistance, suitable for dry internal spaces such as a dining room or lounge.

R10: Moderate slip resistance, suitable for bathroom floors.

R11: Good slip resistance, can be used in all internal areas including wet rooms and can also be used outside.