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5. Porcelain Bathroom Floors

5. Porcelain Bathroom Floors (Image 5 of 10)

A cheaper alternative to stone, porcelain is easy to maintain and comes in a wide range of colours and look-alike finishes. You can buy packs of tiles in bulk from tile specialists and DIY stores and you won’t need to worry about sealing after grouting, like you do with stone. As a guide, prices start from around £35 per sq m.

Above: Kashmir porcelain tiles, from around £13.99 for nine 33cm x 33cm tiles, Homebase

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I don't understand how or why anyone in their right mind would put carpeting in a bathroom, but I've seen so many of these atrociously stained and moldy bathroom carpets it also beggars belief. Granted, carpets are non-slip.

Posted by London Floor Sanding on 29/11/2009 07:44:49

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It beggars belief that anybody would be stupid enough and decadent enough to spend OR recommend a flooring that costs 95sq m...

Posted by Brown on 22/11/2009 03:08:42

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It beggars belief that no one mentions the non-slip factor when installing bathroom tiles.

Posted by jan on 03/09/2009 17:13:15

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