| Floor Tiles |
Most suitable for indoor floors; covered outdoor flooring can perform in dry climates if properly sealed and maintained. |
Performs best under light-to-moderate traffic with careful spill management and regular surface protection. |
Bedrooms, villa living rooms, hotel suites, prayer areas and low-to-moderate traffic corridors. |
Polished floors need caution when wet; honed tiles provide better grip for regular circulation. |
Sweep regularly, wipe spills promptly, damp-mop with neutral cleaner and reseal according to traffic and absorption. |
Refined, peaceful interiors needing a light and elegant flooring base. |
Heavy-traffic floors, wet polished areas and fully exposed outdoor applications. |
| Stair Treads |
Prefer indoors; covered outdoor stairs can suit dry, moderate climates. |
Best for light-to-moderate stair traffic with sealed surfaces, good support and honed or textured grip. |
Villa stair treads, hotel steps, apartment stairs and refined light-toned circulation areas. |
Moderate slip risk; honed or textured finish preferred. |
Sweep abrasive grit frequently, clean with neutral products, maintain sealing, and inspect honed or textured stair surfaces regularly. |
Best for light-toned villa, hotel and apartment stair treads with moderate traffic and honed or textured finishing. |
Avoid polished wet stair treads, very heavy traffic, unsheltered exterior stairs and installations without consistent sealing or secure substrate support. |
| Bathroom Vanity Tops |
Best indoors; outdoor bathroom vanity tops need permanent shade and protection from rain, strong UV and major temperature changes. |
Best for light-toned vanity tops with moderate use, periodic sealing and disciplined moisture and stain control around basins. |
Bright residential bathrooms, hotel suites, spa vanities and elegant light-coloured basin counters. |
Slip performance is not relevant to vanity tops; keep surrounding wet areas dry and select the finish for appearance and upkeep. |
Use coasters and table protection, blot wine or acidic food immediately and clean with a soft non-abrasive cloth. |
Best for bright bathroom vanity tops in spas, hotel suites and light-toned residential interiors. |
High-turnover public vanities where dark cosmetics, hair colour and strong cleaning agents are routinely used. |
| Carved Basins |
Best indoors; exterior carved basins should only be used in shaded, sheltered locations protected from severe weather. |
Best for carved basins with strong support, sealed surfaces and careful cleaning around carved edges and bowl interiors. |
Hotel washbasins, spa suites, luxury powder rooms and bespoke carved bathroom features. |
Carved basins are non-walking fixtures, so slip rating is generally not applicable. |
Rinse basin interiors gently, dry standing water and clean carved details with soft non-abrasive tools. |
Sculptural spa and hotel washbasins |
Avoid poorly supported basins, harsh descalers and carved edges exposed to repeated impact or abrasion. |
| Interior Wall Cladding |
Indoor wall cladding preferred; sheltered exterior use can suit warm, dry climates with secure fixing and sealing. |
Best for interior wall cladding with rigid backing, dependable fixing and low-contact conditions. |
Bathrooms, corridors and refined interior walls |
Interior wall cladding has no walking-surface slip requirement |
Dust with microfiber, use neutral cleaner and inspect cladding joints, fixings and corners periodically. |
Refined interior walls where soft natural colouring provides a calm, continuous architectural backdrop. |
High-contact wall zones or poorly fixed exterior panels |
