| Commercial Flooring Tiles |
Best indoors for commercial flooring; exterior use should be limited to suitable textured, sealed grades. |
Suits commercial floors with adequate thickness, stable substrates, slip-resistant finishing and scheduled resealing. |
Shopping areas, office corridors, hotel common spaces, institutional floors |
Use slip-resistant honed or textured finish for commercial circulation zones. |
Sweep frequently, neutral-mop, maintain sealer, avoid abrasive grit and acidic cleaning chemicals. |
Commercial circulation floors requiring durable, slip-conscious finishing |
Wet polished commercial entrances and harsh acids |
| Stair Treads |
Indoor preferred; covered outdoor stair treads can suit warm, dry climates with non-slip finishing and sealing. |
Moderate stair traffic with textured finish and stable installation |
Residential stairs, office stairways and covered entrance steps |
Moderate slip risk; textured or honed stair finish recommended |
Sweep abrasive dirt frequently, mop with stone-safe neutral cleaner, wipe wet areas promptly, and maintain the textured surface and sealer. |
Practical stair treads for residences, offices and covered entrance areas. |
Wet polished stairs, unstable substrates or high-abuse exterior steps without routine sealing and traction maintenance. |
| Pillar Cladding |
Suitable indoors and sheltered outdoors in warm, dry weather with secure fixing, sealing and protection from prolonged moisture. |
Best for securely fixed pillar cladding with stable substrates, sealed joints and periodic inspection of anchors. |
Villa columns, hotel entrances, sheltered exterior pillars and decorative architectural supports. |
Slip rating is irrelevant for pillar cladding because it is installed vertically rather than used as a walking surface. |
Wash gently, inspect anchors and joints periodically and renew exterior-grade sealing as required |
Decorative pillar cladding for villa columns, hotel entrances and sheltered architectural supports |
Fully exposed wet façades, unstable columns, or pillar installations without reliable anchoring and joint maintenance. |
| Bathroom Wall Tiles |
Indoor bathroom use preferred; exterior walls should stay covered in dry, warm conditions away from persistent moisture. |
Waterproof-backed bathroom walls with sealed joints and controlled soap or moisture buildup |
Shower walls, family bathrooms and hotel wet-area cladding |
Slip performance is not relevant to vertically installed bathroom wall tiles |
Rinse soap residue, dry after use and clean with pH-neutral products; avoid acidic descalers. |
Practical bathroom wall tiles suited to warm, understated wet-area interiors. |
Flooring, shower bases and poorly waterproofed wet zones |
| Office Wall Panels |
Indoor office wall panels preferred; sheltered exterior use may suit dry climates with secure fixing and suitable sealing. |
Low-contact office panels with rigid backing, secure fixing and protected corners |
Corporate offices, meeting rooms, reception corridors, professional interior wall panels. |
No walking-surface slip issue for vertical office wall panels |
Dust with a microfiber cloth, remove marks gently and periodically inspect panel joints and exposed corners |
Professional office and meeting-room walls |
Low-level circulation walls exposed to furniture and carts |