Kitchen Tiles

The size of the tiles you choose can significantly impact the look and feel of your kitchen. Small Kitchen Tiles are ideal for intricate patterns and detailed designs, making them perfect for backsplashes and accent areas. Medium Kitchen Tiles offer a balanced look that works well for both walls and floors, providing enough detail without overwhelming the space. Large Kitchen Tiles can make a small kitchen appear more spacious and are excellent for creating a seamless, modern look. Extra Large Kitchen Tiles are best suited for larger kitchens or open-plan areas, offering a sleek and contemporary finish. The size choice ultimately depends on your kitchen’s layout and the visual effect you want to achieve.

Yes, many kitchen tiles are versatile enough to be used for both walls and floors. Porcelain Kitchen Tiles are particularly suitable for this dual purpose due to their durability and moisture resistance. Ceramic Kitchen Tiles can also be used on both surfaces, although they are more commonly found on walls. Vinyl Kitchen Tiles are typically used for floors but can also be applied to walls if desired. When choosing tiles for your kitchen, consider the specific requirements of each area. Floors need tiles that are more robust and slip-resistant, while wall tiles can focus more on aesthetics and ease of cleaning. Our range includes options specifically designed for both surfaces, ensuring you find the perfect match for your kitchen renovation.

Installing kitchen tiles can be a DIY project if you have the right tools and some basic knowledge of tile installation, and you can use our kitchen tile guide to help.

The best cleaning products for kitchen tiles depend on the type of tile and the nature of the dirt or stains. For Gloss Kitchen Tiles, a mild detergent mixed with warm water is usually sufficient for everyday cleaning. A microfiber cloth or mop will help maintain their shine without scratching the surface. Matt Kitchen Tiles can be cleaned with similar products, but avoid using overly abrasive cleaners that can damage the finish. Polished Kitchen Tiles require a bit more care; use a pH-neutral cleaner to avoid dulling the polished surface. For tougher stains, a baking soda and water paste can be effective. Apply the paste to the stain, let it sit for a few minutes, and then scrub gently with a soft brush. Avoid using acidic or bleach-based cleaners, especially on Porcelain and Ceramic Kitchen Tiles, as these can cause discoloration or surface damage. Regular sweeping or vacuuming can help prevent dirt and grit from scratching the tiles. For Vinyl Kitchen Tiles, a mixture of water and vinegar can be a great natural cleaner, but ensure it is well-diluted to prevent any potential damage to the vinyl coating.