When you are choosing your new tiles you should consider water resistance, durability, cost, installation difficulty, design options, and intended use. Porcelain is more durable and water-resistant, while ceramic is easier to install and more budget-friendly.
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Tiles can add a splash of style to any room and, once installed, take very little looking after and will generally maintain the same aesthetic throughout the life of the tiles. There’s one thing that can put paid to this however; dirty and poorly maintained grout. Whilst grout is an essential part of any tiling project – it fills the spaces between tiles, provides a finished look, and forms a water-resistant seal – it’s also porous and susceptible to picking up dirt and mildew over time.
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Outdoor projects can be fun and fulfilling, especially when they make our homes look spectacular. It’s hard to resist the allure of a well-designed and decorated patio or pool area, and a big part of that allure is the outdoor tile you use.
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