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kitchen floor tiles

Damiencm · 2019-01-29 19:24:19

We have seen some ceramic tiles that we would like on our kitchen floor. We are all set to put down a deposit when a work colleague suggested that porcelain is far better for a kitchen floor (and more expensive). Am I wasting my tiles with the ceramic? The sales assistant admitted that were not as tough but said they would…

29-01-2019 7:24pm

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Damiencm

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We have seen some ceramic tiles that we would like on our kitchen floor.

We are all set to put down a deposit when a work colleague suggested that porcelain is far better for a kitchen floor (and more expensive).

Am I wasting my tiles with the ceramic? The sales assistant admitted that were not as tough but said they would still be perfectly fine..

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#2 29-01-2019 9:40pm

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I wouldn't think about putting them in an area of heavy traffic where things will fall on them. Just my tuppense worth

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