How To Choose Tiles For Your Conservatory

The conservatory can be a wonderful addition to any home. A way to enjoy the great outdoors and a wealth of natural light without leaving the comfort of your home – what’s not to like right? If you have already chosen your conservatory and are wondering what product to use on the floor, then these ideas should help you out!

When it comes to tiling your conservatory, the options are nearly limitless. However, as an area that gets more than its share of foot traffic from the outdoors and will experience some extremes in temperature, you will want to consider something that’s both hardwearing and practical. Thankfully there are various floor tiles that will do just that, making it perfect for your inside out space.

Wood effect tiles

If you want to create a rustic look in your conservatory then wood effect tiles are the perfect choice. In the last few years wood effect tiles have become increasingly popular for use in the conservatory and unlike most natural wood, they are suitable for use with underfloor heating. The real beauty of purchasing wood effect tiles is that you will not come up against any of the problems you may experience with real wood such as bowing, rotting, warping or colour fading. You’ll never have to spend time or money on intensive maintenance again.

Wood Effect Tiles

Porcelain tiles

Porcelain tiles are extremely hard wearing and offer a practical solution with minimal upkeep. They offer a contemporary, sleek look and are both versatile and extremely durable. Porcelain tiles come in a variety of finishes including polished, matt and wood effect, suitable for internal and external applications. Porcelain tiles are also an exceptional conductor of heat, making them a great option to pair with underfloor heating.

Porcelain Tiles

Ceramic tiles

Ceramic tiles are one of the top choices for the conservatory floor. It’s impervious to moisture, stands up to stains and won’t absorb bacteria or odours. It’s a great choice for a conservatory that gets a lot of traffic. Ceramic tiles come in a wide range of colours and designs for a sleek, luxurious look. They are also easy to work with and cut, making installation a breeze.

Natural stone tiles

Natural stone is the perfect solution for homeowners who want to stick to natural materials and want to achieve the traditional effect in there conservatory. Natural stone tiles give a specific bold and rustic feel as well as creating a cool open and visual appearance.  Natural stone can vary from travertine through to slate; however, any form of natural stone can create a rustic and vibrant feel. Most natural stone tiles will require sealing, so ensure they are sealed properly to prevent staining.

Natural Stone Tiles

Speaking of cosy spots, within our country most conservatories will remain cold for around 8 months of the year. This means special consideration should be made, in other words underfloor heating. We always recommend using minimum 200w mats along with insulation boards which help prevent the sub-floor absorbing the heat. By using underfloor heating, you will be able to enjoy your space all year round.

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