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2014-02-23 15:01:15
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Hello everyone,
On Tuesday we will be sampling our tiles.
Are there specific characteristics we need to consider?
What do I mean by that:
With laminate, for example, there is the abrasion class that you have to keep in mind. A low abrasion class means that the laminate will wear out faster with correspondingly heavy use.
Is there something similar to consider with tiles?
I could imagine, for example, that heat transfer and "heat retention" depend on the tile thickness or the material.
Possibly there are also certain characteristics to consider regarding the cleaning of the tiled floor (tiles made of material XY are easier to clean than tiles made of material Z).
The question goes in this direction.
And now fire away. What should one pay attention to?
On Tuesday we will be sampling our tiles.
Are there specific characteristics we need to consider?
What do I mean by that:
With laminate, for example, there is the abrasion class that you have to keep in mind. A low abrasion class means that the laminate will wear out faster with correspondingly heavy use.
Is there something similar to consider with tiles?
I could imagine, for example, that heat transfer and "heat retention" depend on the tile thickness or the material.
Possibly there are also certain characteristics to consider regarding the cleaning of the tiled floor (tiles made of material XY are easier to clean than tiles made of material Z).
The question goes in this direction.
And now fire away. What should one pay attention to?