Variety - tiles are a most practical building material having been widely used since Roman times (who were prolific users of ceramic floor and wall tiles). Available in a host of colours, designs, sizes, and textures their use is only limited by your imagination. They will enhance the appearance and value of your home. These attributes have favourably influenced consumers who are often using tile throughout the interior of the house and outdoors.

Easy to clean and simple to maintain - sweeping and a mop with warm water mixed with a neutral cleaner is all that is required. Tiles are easy to maintain, they will not become shabby or thread bare and will not burn.

Durable - hard wearing and low maintenance. The high hypo-allergenic factor, easy maintenance and longevity make them an ideal choice for those with busy lifestyles.

Hygienic - the prevalence of asthma in our community is a concern, which has encouraged many Australians to select ceramic tiles in preference to carpet, which houses dust mite a known trigger of allergy related attacks.

Energy efficient - in winter tiles act as a natural heat bank absorbing sunlight shining through windows and glass doors, storing that energy during the day. In the evening tiles re-radiate that stored energy for hours. In summer tiles soak up the heat during the day to make the home cooler and reduce air conditioning costs. If the sun is kept off tiles in summer they will remain cool.

Light and UV resistant - unlike carpet, tiles do not fade over time with exposure to sunlight.

DIY friendly -floor and wall tiles can be installed with basic and inexpensive tools by a competent handyman.

Moisture and damp resistant - tiles are generally not affected by moisture and wet conditions.

Resistant to stains and chemicals - tiles are extremely durable in a domestic situation and are resistant to stains and household chemicals.