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Rough Surface Or Matte Finish Tiles (For Kitchen+Toilet)

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Hi all renotalk forum-ers,

Please give me some advice for the tiles and kitchen and toilet. This is what we intend to do:

- Kitchen: rough surface floor tiles, ceramic smooth surface wall tiles.

- Toilet: rough surface floor tiles, rough surface wall tiles.

Anyone has problem problem in maintenance rough surface floor tiles? Someone told us it's very difficult to clean, we need to brush sometime, and it's better to change to matte finish tiles (aslo can prevent slippery). And how about rough surface wall tiles? Is it ok?

Thanks so much.

Poem

Hi all renotalk forum-ers,

Please give me some advice for the tiles and kitchen and toilet. This is what we intend to do:

- Kitchen: rough surface floor tiles, ceramic smooth surface wall tiles.

- Toilet: rough surface floor tiles, rough surface wall tiles.

Anyone has problem problem in maintenance rough surface floor tiles? Someone told us it's very difficult to clean, we need to brush sometime, and it's better to change to matte finish tiles (aslo can prevent slippery). And how about rough surface wall tiles? Is it ok?

Thanks so much.

Poem

Just drop by any tile shop I believe the sales person will be able to assits U as different tile are meant for different purpose

Hope it helps :yamseng:

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