Floor Tile Options
These are the options we can talk through with you.
Porcelain Tile Flooring
Porcelain is a dense tile with very low water absorption. It is a strong choice for kitchens, bathrooms, entrances and commercial floors that see heavy use, and many porcelain ranges also work outdoors.
Ceramic Tile Flooring
Ceramic is a lighter tile that is common in homes. It suits indoor floors with moderate traffic, such as bedrooms, hallways and living areas, and it comes in a wide range of colors and patterns.
Wood Effect Floor Tiles
Wood effect tiles are printed to look like timber planks while keeping the durability of tile. They work in kitchens, living rooms and other areas where real wood would be a poor fit. If you want actual wood, see our wooden flooring service.
Concrete Effect Floor Tiles
Concrete effect tiles give a plain, modern surface in grey and neutral tones. They suit contemporary apartments, offices and showrooms.
Black and White Floor Tiles
Black and white tiles can be laid in a checkerboard or other contrast pattern. They are often used in kitchens, entrances and retail interiors.
Kitchen Floor Tiles
Kitchen floors need to handle spills, heat and heavy foot traffic. We can help you pick tiles that clean easily and hold up to daily use.
Bathroom Floor Tiles
Bathroom floors are wet, so grip matters. We can show you tiles with a slip-resistant finish, and the layout can be planned so water drains the right way.
Living Room Floor Tiles
Living rooms are usually the largest and most visible floor in the home. Larger format tiles with fewer joints give a continuous look, and we can advise on size and finish for your room.
Outdoor Floor Tiles
Balconies and terraces need tiles made for outdoor use, because not every indoor tile copes with sun, water and changes in temperature. Tell us where the tiles are going and we will advise.
Anti-Slip Floor Tiles
Anti-slip tiles have a textured or slip-resistant surface. They suit wet rooms, entrances, ramps and commercial areas where people walk on the floor when it may be wet.
Commercial Tile Flooring
Offices, retail units and other commercial interiors need a floor that stays consistent over a large area and handles constant use. We can discuss tiles and layouts suited to your traffic and space.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Shiji Decoration
- You can compare materials and looks, from porcelain and ceramic to wood effect and concrete effect, rather than choosing from a single range.
- We check the base before laying and plan the tile layout before work starts, so the joints line up and the cuts fall where they are least visible.
- We help match the tile to the room, for example slip-resistant tiles for wet areas and outdoor tiles for balconies.
- We work on single rooms in homes and on larger commercial floors.
- The quotation is based on your project, so the price reflects the tile, the layout and the area.
Our Process
Enquiry
Tell us about the property, the rooms and the look you want.
Site Visit and Measurement
We measure the area and check the base.
Tile and design selection
Choose your tiles, finish and layout with guidance from our team, and review samples where available.
Quotation and Approval
You receive a quotation based on your selections and confirm before work begins.
Preparation and laying
The surface is prepared and the tiles are laid to the agreed layout.
Final check
We finish the joints and check alignment and finish before handover.
Our Tile Flooring Projects
Browse a selection of our tile flooring work to see how different materials, finishes and layouts look in homes and commercial spaces. If a floor catches your eye, include it in your enquiry and we can talk it through.
Frequently Asked Questions
The price depends on the tile material and size, the pattern and layout, the area to be covered, and the state of the surface underneath. Removing an old floor can also add to the total. Send us your room details or arrange a visit and we will prepare a quotation.
Porcelain is denser and generally better for heavy traffic, wet areas and outdoor use. Ceramic suits indoor floors with lighter use and often costs less. We can recommend one once we know the room and how it is used.
Choose a tile with a slip-resistant finish for wet areas, and a tile made for outdoor use for balconies and terraces. Tell us where each floor is going and we will suggest suitable options.
Shiji Decoration supplies and lays floor tiles, so supply and installation can be arranged together. The surface is checked before laying, because tiles need a flat, sound base.
Yes, damaged tiles can be replaced, or the whole floor can be redone if the damage is widespread. Matching an existing tile can be difficult, so it helps to keep spare tiles when a floor is first laid.
Wood effect tiles are tile printed to look like timber, so they are hard-wearing and suit wet areas. Real wood has a natural surface and needs more care. If you are weighing the two, we can show you both.
Timelines depend on the size of the area, the tile and pattern selected, and installation scheduling. Contact our team with your requirements and we will give you a realistic timeframe.