80x80cm Floor tiles

While large-format 80x80cm tiles are particularly impressive in spacious living areas, hallways, and open-plan kitchens, they can also work well in smaller rooms by creating an illusion of greater space. Fewer grout lines mean the eye travels more freely across the floor, which can make a compact bathroom or utility room feel larger and less cluttered.

Yes – with larger format tiles, subfloor flatness is especially important. Any unevenness is more likely to cause lippage (where tile edges sit at different heights) or hollow spots beneath the tile. Your installer should ensure the subfloor is level to within 3mm over a 2-metre span, and it is often recommended to use a large-format tile adhesive and back-buttering technique for best results.

Yes, these tiles are an ideal choice for areas that see a lot of daily use. High-quality porcelain is exceptionally hard-wearing, resistant to scratches, and easy to keep clean, making it well-suited to hallways, kitchens, and other busy areas of the home. Their water resistance also makes them a reliable option for bathrooms and utility rooms.

Porcelanosa porcelain tiles are designed to be easy to maintain. For everyday cleaning, a damp mop with a pH-neutral floor cleaner is all that is needed. Avoid harsh acidic or bleach-based cleaners, as these can damage the grout over time. Promptly wiping up spills will help keep the surface looking its best for years to come.

Yes, porcelain tiles are one of the most compatible flooring types for use with underfloor heating because they conduct and retain heat efficiently. However, you should ensure the adhesive and grout you choose are rated for use with underfloor heating systems. It is also advisable to allow the heating system to cure gradually before bringing it to full operating temperature after installation.