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TILES FOR SHOWE CLADDING
Using tiles in showers offers numerous benefits in terms of both functionality and aesthetics. Here are a few reasons why it is common to use tiles in showers:
· Waterproofing: Tiles are a waterproof material, making them an ideal choice for showers. By covering the shower walls and floor with tiles, an effective barrier against water infiltration is created, preventing leaks and damage to the structure.
· Easy cleaning and maintenance: Tiles are easy to clean and maintain, which is especially important in a wet area such as a shower. Their smooth, non-porous surface makes them easy to remove stains, mildew and soap build-up. In addition, they resist moisture and will not warp or deteriorate over time.
· Durability and resistance: Tiles are known for their durability and resistance. They are able to withstand daily wear and tear, water impact and abrasion caused by constant use. This makes them a durable and long-term option for shower cladding, ensuring that they remain in good condition for many years to come.
· Versatile designs: Tiles offer a wide variety of design options, allowing the look of the shower to be customised to suit individual tastes and style. Tiles are available in different colours, sizes, patterns and textures, providing the opportunity to create a unique and visually appealing shower.
· Aesthetic value: Tiling in showers can enhance the overall aesthetic appearance of the bathroom. Tiles provide an elegant and sophisticated look, bringing a touch of style and beauty to the space. Also, as a popular and durable option, they can increase the value of the property.
TYPES OF TILES
· Large format tiles: These tiles are larger in size, generally exceeding 60 cm in length. Large format tiles can create a visually striking look by reducing the amount of visible joints and providing a sense of spaciousness in the shower.
· Textured or embossed tiles: These tiles offer an added dimension by having textures or reliefs on their surface. They can mimic natural materials such as stone or wood, adding visual interest and a more organic look to the shower.
· Mosaic tiles: These tiles combine the look of a mosaic with the ease of installation of porcelain tiles. They come in pre-assembled meshes containing small pieces of tile arranged in a pattern, allowing you to create intricate and detailed designs in the shower without the need to lay each piece individually.