The London Tile Co.
MAY 17, 2016
For most of us the mention of a wet room conjures images of large and lavish bathrooms, big enough to fit the whole family in. But with the right design and products, you can create a practical and attractive walk-in shower in almost any size room. Photo by Landmark Lofts. Niches and Benches. Photo by London Basement.
Floor Covering News
JUNE 9, 2022
Dalton— Shaw Floors has introduced its Floorté Wall System. The Wall System is a stylish, low maintenance shower and wet room solution that features the authentic look of modern concrete and on-trend marble and onyx, according to the company. According to Shaw, the new product installs in as little as one hour.
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The London Tile Co.
JANUARY 20, 2015
If you have a small bathroom but rarely use your bath, then a wet room could be the perfect solution for you. Removing the tub and adding a level-access walk in shower will free up space in the room, whilst also making showering much more convenient. Tanking Tanking is the term used to describe waterproofing your wet room.
The London Tile Co.
OCTOBER 4, 2016
Porcelain is quickly becoming the most popular tile material for almost every application; from non-slip mosaics for wet room floors, to natural looking wood effect floor tiles. Alternatively, they can be fitted on a raised pedestal system using Eterno Ivica self-levelling pedestals.
Floor Covering News
FEBRUARY 7, 2022
Las Vegas—I4F, a group of companies providing patents and technologies to the flooring industry, has introduced True Grout on SPC/rigid core tiles and planks. The trend for wet rooms and en-suite bathrooms is driving demand for floor and wall products that imitate ceramics, according to i4F. Europe and Asia-Pacific. “i4F
Floor Covering News
JULY 20, 2023
Turnhout, Belgium—Huali Group has signed an i4F license agreements for the production of SPC and LVT flooring in the United States, Vietnam and China. Retailers, professionals and consumers want easy-to-install, strong and water-resistant flooring,” said Philip Yuan, CEO of Huali. For the U.S.
The London Tile Co.
NOVEMBER 22, 2018
Wood has always been a popular choice on floors in homes and it was originally used for structural reasons, eventually becoming a requested finish for aesthetic purposes once concrete sub-floors were more common. Can be used on walls and floors in most rooms. Ideal for use with underfloor heating systems.
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