Commercial Ceramic Tiles: For Floors & Walls
Our commercial ceramic tiles in NZ are engineered for versatile applications, from light to heavy commercial settings. These include floors and walls for both indoor and outdoor use. These tiles are perfect for various commercial environments such as kitchens, bathrooms, lobbies, offices, and outdoor spaces. Our commercial ceramic tiles also serve as stunning feature walls, bringing durability and style to any project.
Interior Floor & Wall Tiles
Tiles to suit all areas: kitchen floor tiles, bathroom tiles and living rooms. We stock a wide range of styles to suit all tastes and budgets.
Interior Wall Tiles: Bathrooms & Splashback Tiles
Classic and contemporary styles of wall tiles, suitable for use in bathrooms, on kitchen splashbacks and for eye-catching feature walls. White tiles in matt or gloss in various textures remain very popular, as do traditional stone looks.
Tekapo Mosaic Tile
Lapis Matt Mosaic Tile 311 x 311
Tarawera Square Matt Tile
Pumice Matt Square Tile 100mm x 100mm
Tarawera Square Matt Tile
Ash Matt Square Tile 100mm x 100mm
Tarawera Square Matt Tile
Moss Matt Square Tile 100mm x 100mm
Tarawera Square Matt Tile
Terracotta Matt Square Tile 100mm x 100mm
Ceramic & Porcelain Tiles FAQ's
Yes, ceramic tiles are highly durable and resistant to wear and tear. They can withstand heavy foot traffic and are scratch-resistant, making them ideal for both residential and commercial spaces. With proper care, ceramic tiles can last for decades without showing signs of damage.
Ceramic tiles offer several advantages:
- Durability: Long-lasting and resistant to scratches and stains.
- Low Maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain.
- Versatile Designs: Available in a range of styles, colours and patterns.
- Cost-Effective: A more affordable option compared to natural stone or hardwood.
- Water Resistance: Suitable for bathrooms, kitchens and other moisture-prone areas.
Yes, ceramic tiles are heat-resistant. They can withstand high temperatures without damage, making them suitable for use in areas exposed to heat, such as around fireplaces, stoves and in kitchens. Ceramic tiles do not burn or warp under high heat, making them a durable choice for environments with temperature fluctuations.
Ceramic tiles can be suitable for outdoor use, but it’s important to select tiles specifically designed for exterior applications. Outdoor ceramic tiles need to be rated for slip resistance and have a low water absorption rate to handle freeze-thaw cycles and prevent damage from moisture. Ensure the tiles you choose are appropriate for outdoor conditions to ensure durability and performance.
Ceramic tiles are made from natural clay, water and other materials that are shaped and then fired in a kiln at high temperatures. They are available in various finishes such as glazed or unglazed, offering a wide range of design possibilities for both indoor and outdoor use.
Ceramic tiles can last 50 years or more with proper installation and maintenance. Their durability and resistance to wear make them a long-lasting flooring or wall material, even in high-traffic or moisture-prone areas.
Ceramic tiles are versatile and can be installed in various areas, including:
- Bathrooms and kitchens, due to their water resistance.
- Living rooms, hallways and entryways where durability is key.
- Outdoor spaces like patios and porches (ensure the tiles are rated for outdoor use).
Cleaning ceramic tiles is easy:
- Sweep or vacuum regularly to remove dust and debris.
- Mop with a mild detergent and warm water.
- Avoid using abrasive cleaners that may damage the surface.
- For grout, use a grout cleaner to prevent discolouration and mildew buildup.
Ceramic tiles are made by blending natural clay, water and other raw materials. This mixture is shaped into tiles and then fired at high temperatures in a kiln. Some tiles are then glazed to create a protective, shiny surface. The firing process gives ceramic tiles their hardness and durability.
Glazed ceramic tiles can become slippery when wet, especially those with a high-gloss finish. To reduce the risk of slipping, choose tiles with an anti-slip textured surface for areas prone to moisture, such as bathrooms and kitchens.
Yes, ceramic tiles are a sustainable flooring option. They are made from natural materials and have a long lifespan, reducing the need for frequent replacement. Additionally, many ceramic tile manufacturers follow eco-friendly practices such as recycling materials and using energy-efficient production processes.