Ceramic tiles are made from thin layers of fired clay. They can be used for walls and floors. They are one of the most durable and attractive tiles available. Being water resistant makes them an excellent choice for kitchen or bathroom.

Porcelain tiles are one of the most durable, versatile and cost effective flooring solutions available. It is now possible to have natural stone without the problems and cost, plus an extensive range of designs and surface finishes, which all share porcelain's intrinsic strength, ease of maintenance, hygiene and durability.

Travertine tiles are a very dense form of Calcium Carbonate and although a limestone, travertine tiles are more usually considered as a marble. This low porosity stone comes in various sizes including random flagstone sizes. There are several types of finish available so this versatile material can suit almost any application from "rustic" to contemporary.

Granite tiles are as old as the earth. They are formed from liquid magma, the molten rock still found at the core of the earth. Granite  has a very dense grain and is the hardest of all building stones, making it almost impervious and applicable for any interior use. Granite can be used for floors and walls and kitchen worktops offering an elegant and practical solution to many design issues.

Mosaics are pictures or designs made by placing pieces of glass, ceramic, marble or mirror into a bed of cement or plaster. Artists have created mosaics for over 4,000 years. Often, mosaics are used on floors or on panels inside or outside. They can be both practical and spectacular. A special feature is that the pieces are normally solid and durable and reflective or iridescent.

The essence of glass tiles lies in their versatility. They are ideal for traditional properties as well as modern homes. The thicker tiles are ideal to compliment stone and high quality ceramic tiles, whilst the slimmer tiles are perfect for coverage of larger areas in glass alone or teamed with thinner ceramic tiles.

Limestone tiles are a truly natural flooring option. They are formed by crystallisation of water or by the accumulation of shell and shell fragments. Limestone tiles are usually light coloured, however with impurities such as iron oxides and organic materials they can take on a variety of colours and surface markings. They are without doubt gaining popularity as a sophisticated flooring material offering the timeless qualities only possible with natural materials.

Rustic slates are available with a riven surface to create that traditional farmhouse effect or a very smooth finish to give you that natural feeling without the riven texture. Slate is suitable for both commercial and residential areas such as kitchens, conservatories and patios. Most of the tiles are suitable for use internally and externally. Once sealed they will only require an occasional cleaning with a light detergent. A stone or slate floor will last a lifetime.

Quarry tiles are a building construction material, usually 13 to 19 mm in thickness, made by the extrusion process from natural clay or shale.
Traditional quarry tiles are unglazed and either red or grey in colour. However, modern "decorator" tiles come in a variety of tints and finishes. Industrial quarry tiles are available with abrasive frit embedded in the surface to provide a non-slip finish in wet areas such as commercial kitchens and laboratories.
Quarry tiles are extensively used for floors where a very durable material is required. They can be used either indoors or outdoors, although freeze-resistant grades should be used outdoors in climates where freeze-thaw action occurs. Quarry tiles are used less often as a wall finish and are occasionally used for countertops, although the wide grout joints can make cleaning of countertops difficult.