Types of floors
When you talk about types of floors, you're talking about a few different things. For a start - what sort of subfloor or foundations...
Engineered stone tiles
Engineered stone tiles are a tough, low maintenance type of tile that can be made to look like most types of natural stone.
Engineered stone...
Natural stone tiles
As the name suggests, natural stone tiles are tiles that are cut from stone (of the ‘natural’ variety). The word ‘natural’ is used to...
Rectified tiles vs. non-rectified tiles: what’s the difference?
Choosing between rectified and non‑rectified tiles might seem like a small detail, but it has a big impact on the look, cost and installation process of your renovation. Whether you're aiming for a modern minimal finish or a more relaxed, rustic feel, understanding the differences ensures you get the outcome you want.
Monocottura vs. bicottura tiles: what’s the difference?
If you're shopping for ceramic tiles, it's likely you'll run across the Italian terms 'monocottura' and 'bicottura'. These refer to the firing process for...
Ceramic tiles
Ceramic tiles are a classic choice, and offer excellent variety to suit just about any budget - but they also have their own small...
How to tile and waterproof a bathroom
Waterproofing and tiling might not be the most exciting part of your renovation, but they’re among the most important—especially in bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and balconies. A poor waterproofing job can lead to leaks, damp, mould, structural damage and costly repairs down the track.
Floors for different areas
Different parts of your house are used for very different purposes - and it's crucial that the floor surfaces you choose for each is...
Types of floor coverings
Choosing the right floor coverings can make a big impact on the style and tone of your room - as well as how it...
Bamboo floors
Bamboo offers a low-cost and sustainable alternative to hardwood timber floors. Learn more about how bamboo floors are made, and how they rate in...