There are some rooms in the house that just benefit more from being tiled, like the bathroom, kitchen or even hallways. Basically anywhere where mess is made or water dripped. A lot of our tiles have rectified edges which means each tile can be placed closer to the next, reducing the amount of grouting that needs to be done and the size of the grout line between the tiles. They’re also available in a huge array of finishes so getting the perfect feature wall or floor can be easy. Technical Speficiations:

• Style: Marble Effect
• Application: Wall or Floor
• Material: Porcelain
• Colour: White
• Finish: Polished
• Shape: Square
• Longest side: 600mm
• Shortest side: 600mm
• Quantity in pack: 4
• Area covered: 1.44m2
• Stain resistance: Class 4
• Thickness: 9mm

Starline terenzo calcatta tile Marble comes top when it comes to bathroom tiles, and the Starline Calacatta tiles are definitely one to consider. The carrara marble inspired design features bold grey veining with a superb bright white background colour to give you a bright and spa-like feel.

Glazed Porcelain tile These porcelain tiles are made of porcelain clay that have been fired at extremely high temperatures. After this they’re finished to a high standard and glazed. This glaze is coloured and applied during the manufacturing process to ensure the best longevity for the surface.

Polished Finish A polished finish tile creates a stylish and contemporary look with an attractive shine, bouncing light around your room beautifully. As the name suggests, the tile surface is polished by a machine which gives them a mirror like finish, giving a high-end appearance which not only looks good, but is also strong and durable too.

Underfloor heating compatible The biggest worry with a hard floor is that it’s going to feel cold underfoot. Well it really doesn’t need to thanks to underfloor heating, which is, of course, compatible with this type of flooring. For more information on underfloor heating please consult your installation guide.

Underfloor heating installation costs Warmup doesn’t offer an installation service but their product installation can be carried out by most tradesmen. The exact cost will vary from region to region and if you’re in the process of replacing your floor then the cost to fit Warmup underfloor heating is often negligible. A pricing suggestion of around £200 – 300 per day would be fair and most systems can be fitted within 1 – 1.5 days. We recommend that you check your tradesman is a qualified expert with underfloor heating experience.

Underfloor heating running costs Want to save some money? Who doesn’t?! Underfloor heating can have substantially lower running costs when compared with traditional central heating. Heat up times are faster and you can gain the same level of warmth from lower temperatures. Making sure your installation is well insulated is also key for an efficient system.

Keep warmer for longer with great insulation We would always recommend using Warmup insulation with your underfloor heating installation. It reduces overall heat loss in your home, keeps the heat rising from your floor for longer, and it also improves heat up time.

Tiles for walls and floors These tiles are hugely versatile and come with a high anti-slip rating. This means they can be used on either the wall or the floor almost anywhere around your home. They’re great for use in the kitchen, bathroom and some can even be used outdoors. To check this look to see if they have frost resistance in the technical specifications.

Slip rating – R9 R9 graded slip resistance tiles are great for almost all domestic applications, however, when they are used in a wet environment, a bath mat or towel should be used to prevent slipping when standing on the tile.

Tile strength A tile’s strength is a numerical representation of how much weight the tile can support. These tiles have an approximate break strength of 125kg, the equivalent of a male Giant Panda.

PEI Rating 3 These tiles have a PEI rating 3, which means they can be used throughout your home, including busy areas such as kitchens, hallways and living spaces.