Stone Bathroom Tiles for Any Bathroom
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Durable and Long-lasting Tile
Stone bathroom tile is durable and versatile. It can withstand moisture and a high amount of foot traffic making it ideal for bathrooms. It is easy to maintain and typically only requires periodic sealing. Natural stone typically requires sealing once a year to ensure the water beads instead of soaking into the stone and making it darker. With proper care it will look great for years to come.
Frequently Asked Stone Bathroom Tile Questions:
Which tiles are best for bathroom?
The best stone tile for bathrooms are:
- Ceramic
- Porcelain
- Glass
- Mosaic
- Cement
- Natural Stone
- Terracotta
These stone tiles are water-resistant and the ideal choice for bathrooms. Stone is the perfect choice for bathrooms to bring the natural beauty of the outdoors inside.
What is the best color for bathroom tiles?
The most common color choice for bathroom tile is white. White stone tile gives the sense of order and tidiness. It brightens up the rooms and makes for a clean and sterile look. On the other hand, darker stone tile such as granite or basalt can bring a darker and earthy tone. This will bring the beauty of the outdoors inside your bathroom. Dark tile has the advantage of hiding stains and dirt better.
Can you use natural stone in a bathroom?
Absolutely! Natural stone is an ideal choice for bathroom tiles. It is recommended to seal your natural stone tiles at least once a year to protect it from moisture which may cause them to lose their rigidity. Wet-proof grout is essential when installing any tile in the bathroom.
