Advantages with Xlight tiling for wall and floor surfaces

Posted by Mario Pop on February 24th, 2020

Tiles have become a big alternative to natural stone, cement and wood owing to their flexibility of use and availability. Different types of tiles are being used in flooring and they would include ceramic, porcelain, vinyl, glass, cork and mosaic. Depending on your resources you can choose any of them and install it for your floor. Tilers in London will hep you find the right one and will also install the floor according to your preference.

Your tile choice will depend on the floor or wall space, size of tile, and thickness of tile. You would also consider color, pattern, design and texture depending on where they will be deployed. Tiles can vary with space and a living room and bathroom may not share the same type as both serve different purposes and tiles should be selected according to their requirement and use. For an example bathroom or kitchen will need tiles that will not soak in moisture quickly. Rather the tiles should be absolutely water and moisture proof so water does not get absorbed when it is spilled on the tile surface.

Xlight tile is economic because you will buy fewer tiles

The ceramic and porcelain tile varieties are given a top layer which is completely water proof. The surface being glossy also does not absorb wine, tobacco or coffee stains. This would mean that both ceramic and porcelain are good choice for bathroom and kitchen. These tiles can also be installed in swimming pools and their adjacent areas, as they are completely waterproof. The latest large format tiles also called the xlight tiles are thin in thickness and large in form. These are most preferred tiles at present as the Xlight wall tiles London can form tremendously smooth surface with few grout lines thus providing seamless appearance.

The Xlight tiles have several advantages to offer to owners and one is the economy advantage. The tiles are available in large format which also mean, buying fewer tiles than normal size. Being large in size they cover surfaces very quickly and a drawing room floor or wall can be covered with far less numbers than the normal size tiles. Another advantage they offer is the size, you can sometime ask for tiles that can measure up to 10 feet. These are for large halls and rooms and will drastically reduce labour and handling charge compared to small size tiles. Porcelain and Ceramic are the most preferred material as they are easily available and comparatively cheap.