Which floors are suitable for single-family homes? What does the home-building elite recommend?

Who among the recommenders actually belongs to the elite?
Please report and delete the post if necessary

Who among the recommenders actually belongs to the elite? Please report and possibly delete the post

Pssst. I only added my two cents to finally be able to count myself among the elite somewhere.

So far, all contributions have definitely been elitist! Thank you!

Well, that's not really true. I couldn't tell the difference with wood-look tiles. I stood in front of the tiles and could have sworn they weren't tiles. The feel is definitely different, but when it comes to appearance, nowadays you can get any tile in any look.

I can confirm that. We chose a single type of tile for the entire ground floor. The terrace exit is through the living area... walking with street shoes would likely ruin the parquet over time. Therefore, tiles.

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I can confirm. We decided on one tile type for the entire ground floor. The terrace exit is through the living area... walking with street shoes would probably damage the parquet over time. Therefore, tiles. [ATTACH alt="fliesen.JPG"]51398[/ATTACH]

Very nice in country house plank style. May I ask what you paid for it per m²? Do you know what the additional costs are for laying such large tiles compared to 30x60 cm?

The tiles measure 20x180cm and 30x180cm and are laid alternately. The list price is €75/sqm + installation. I cannot estimate the surcharge for this, as we obtained the installation quote specifically for these tiles. However, I would estimate a factor of 2 on the installation costs compared to 30x60. The color tone is "Manhatten Maple," so maple.

Very nice in country plank style

Yes, that was the effect we wanted. Then you also have fewer problems with "looks stupid in 10 years."

In the bathroom, there is a 60x60 "Sandstone" porcelain stoneware tile on the floor and 60x120 of the same tile on the bathroom walls. The vestibule has a 10x10cm vintage tile. My wife is somewhat into Tuscany / country house style.