They may seem a little expensive but are cheaper in the long run than low cost, low quality tiles, which will need to be replaced more frequently. One way to ensure this is to go for branded and good quality wall and floor tiles. The selection and purchase of tiles should be made keeping the usage area in mind. As there is a difference between tiles e.g. wall and floor tiles. A wall tile typically has a high gloss and lustrous finish, while a floor tile is heavier and thicker than wall tiles and has a matt finish.
Some consumers use that floor on walls as they less expensive than wall tiles.
They regret their decision later because a floor tile is heavier and non-porous by which it tends to crack and even fall off. Traditionally wall tiles are glossy because that makes them easier to clean and floor tiles have a matt finish to allow for abrasion resistance and anti-skid properties. A full range of solid colours is available either for use on their own or as a background to set off patterned tiles. The range offered includes matching tiles with popular accessories and Indian laminates. Matching wall and floor tile combinations can be used very easily and effectively.