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Anti Skid Tiles
The flooring of wet areas, such as bathrooms, must be carefully chosen; after all, the wrong choice can result in slips and falls. Orientbell Tiles' range of anti-skid tiles address the problem of slips with a matte finish and better punch. Tiles with punch are those that have textural variation on the surface that facilitates friction and therefore better floor grip. Orientbell Anti-skid tiles have been tested for their superior R value (ramp test rating) or anti-slip rating. All these factors make these tiles a safe choice for households with children or senior citizens.
Anti-skid tiles can be used in spaces other than bathrooms such as swimming pool decks, balconies, roofs, terraces, parking lots, kitchens, laundry rooms, etc. These tiles are available in ten colours, ensuring a tile for every design scheme.
These tiles are made with ceramic and vitrified materials and are available in two sizes, 300x300mm and 600x600mm. The top five popular anti-skid tiles are BDM Anti-Skid EC Kite Multi, BDM Anti-Skid EC Diamond Carrara, BDM Anti-Skid EC Diamond Multi, BDM Anti-Skid EC Triangle Multi and BDM Anti-Skid EC 3D Box Brown. Some popular designs are cement, 3D, geometric and slate. The price of these tiles ranges between Rs. 50 sq. feet and Rs. 100 sq. feet.
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The BFM Anti-skid EC Pink is a 300x300mm anti-skid tile that has a punch texture, which enhances the friction and makes the surface far less slippery to walk on, making it an ideal choice for bathrooms or any other wet area.Not to mention that they are also low maintenance.
BFM Anti-skid EC Pista is a green-coloured floor matte finish tile available in 300x300mm size. The less water-absorbent property of this tile makes it suitable for wet areas like bathrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, or swimming pools, depending on how you want to design your space. The surface of this tile reduces friction and makes it easier to be walked on.
BFM Anti-skid EC Brown is a gorgeous anti-skid tile that can be used in wet areas as it has a safe surface to walk on. This 300x300mm tile is easy to clean and requires minimal maintenance. Also, this tile is easy to install and will not take much time if installed by a professional. It can be used for indoor as well as outdoor purposes.
The Sahara Rock Gris is a 600x600mm anti-skid tile that can be used in primarily wet spaces, such as bathrooms, balconies, and parking lots to reduce the chances of slips and falls. The subtle grey slate design complements most colour and decor schemes.
If you are looking to create an illusion of more space, the Sahara Rock Creama is the ideal tile for you. Not only does its size of 600x600mm ensure that there are less grout lines visually cluttering your space, the light cream hue reflects maximum light and makes your space a lot brighter!
FAQs
- 1. What types of finishes are used in Anti-skid tiles?
- Anti-skid tiles come with a matte finish as they are manufactured using advanced technology. This matte finish provides a subtle look to the tile design and makes it appear even more appealing. The textural gradation that is called punch is added to these tiles making it easy to get a grip on the floor. The finish also ensures that the tiles are suitable for all wet places as they provide a less slippery surface to walk on.
- 2. Which tiles are non-slippery?
- Anti-skid tiles are non-slippery as they have a R value (R stands for Ramp Test) or anti-slip rating between 9 and 13, making them a good choice for wet areas. Industrial consumers of these tiles should look for a R13 value, whereas for residential uses any matte finish tile will suffice. Besides, Anti-skid tiles are made using ceramic and vitrified materials as they make the tile durable and strong.
- 3. What are the properties of anti-skid tiles?
- Anti-skid tiles are easy to clean. These tiles have a slip resistance body which makes them suitable for wet areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, restaurants, balconies, terraces and swimming pool areas. Furthermore, anti-skid tiles are low-maintenance tiles.
- 4. Which tiles are non-slippery?
- Orientbell Tiles’ anti-skid tiles have a special coating on their surface that gives them the anti-slip property. These are called tiles with a ‘punch’ or a textural variation on the surface that reduces friction and thereby decreasing chances of slipping. These tiles do not get slippery while wet, making them a safe choice for wet spaces.
- 5. Do you need anti-skid tiles in the bathroom?
- The short answer is yes; you need anti-skid tiles in the bathroom. The bathroom is an inherently wet space, especially the shower area. Without anti-skid tiles or matte floor tiles your floor can turn into a slippery zone since glossy tiles are highly slippery with even the slightest amount of water on them. It is advised that you install anti-skid tiles or matte finish floor tiles on the floor of the bathroom and reserve the use of glossy tiles for the walls.
- 6. Which type of tile is best for the bathroom floor?
- Since bathroom floors are often wet, it is best to opt for tiles that do not get slippery while wet. While most glossy tiles become slippery while wet, anti-skid tiles and matte tiles do not get slippery, proving to be a great choice for the bathroom floor.
- 7. Which size tile should I put in my bathroom?
- Smaller size tiles such as 1ft x 1ft helps in creating an easy slope for water to drain in bathrooms. While larger sizes can be used, it becomes a little difficult to do this in minimalist bathrooms. Smaller size tiles also mean less wastage during installation.
- 8. Why are spacers used while installing tiles on floors and walls?
- Spacers are small plastic tools that are shaped like an + that allow tiles to be spaced properly while laying. The spacers are placed in between tiles to ensure the floor level is the same and that enough grout is placed to hold the tiles together. If the tiles are laid too close, expansion might happen gradually. Spacers therefore make sure your tiles are laid in a durable manner.
Tile Visualiser - TriaLook
TriaLook is a tile visualiser tool that is available on the official website of Orientbell Tiles. With the help of this tool, you can easily visualise your space with the selected anti-skid tile of your choice by simply uploading a picture of your space.
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