| Floor Tiles |
Indoor preferred; sheltered exterior flooring is possible with suitable thickness, sealing and a slip-resistant finish. |
Best for moderate-traffic floors with regular sealing, stable substrates and prompt spill cleaning. |
Villa living areas, apartment corridors, boutique retail floors, hotel guestrooms |
Moderate wet-slip risk; honed or textured tiles are preferable |
Sweep grit frequently, mop with pH-neutral cleaner and reseal periodically against staining. |
Villa living areas, hotel guestrooms and moderate-traffic floors |
Heavy industrial traffic, exposed wet floors and poorly sealed exterior areas. |
| Stair Treads |
Indoor preferred; covered exterior stair treads suit warm, dry weather with slip-resistant finish and sealing. |
Best for moderate stair traffic with stable substrate, regular sealing and slip-conscious finishing. |
Villa stair treads, hotel steps, apartment stairs and practical residential staircases. |
Use honed traction and routine grit removal for safety. |
Sweep away sand and grit regularly, mop with stone-safe neutral cleaner, dry spills promptly, and periodically maintain sealing. |
Practical, elegant stair treads for villas, apartments and hotels. |
Constantly wet stairs, highly polished treads or heavy-abuse stairways without routine sealing and grit removal. |
| Wall Cladding |
Suitable indoors and sheltered outdoors in warm, dry climates with secure fixing, sealing and protection from prolonged moisture. |
Best for securely fixed wall cladding with stable substrates, sealed joints and controlled moisture exposure. |
Villa wall cladding, hotel corridors, entrance walls and sheltered architectural elevations. |
Slip resistance does not apply to vertically installed wall cladding. |
Dust wall cladding regularly, inspect joints and use mild stone-safe cleaner |
Architectural wall cladding for villas, hotels and sheltered elevations |
Avoid poorly anchored cladding, persistently damp walls and exposed elevations subjected to prolonged moisture without suitable protection. |
| Bathroom Vanities |
Indoor preferred; outdoor bathroom vanities should stay fully shaded, dry and protected from direct weather. |
Best for regularly used vanities with prompt drying, sealing and controlled exposure to cosmetics and toiletries. |
Family bathrooms, hotel guestrooms, apartment washrooms and practical warm-toned vanity areas. |
Bathroom vanities are non-walking surfaces, so slip rating is not applicable. |
Blot toiletries and water immediately, avoid descalers and renew sealer as needed. |
Practical warm-toned bathroom vanities suited to everyday residential and hospitality use. |
Avoid constantly wet vanity areas, acidic descalers and heavily abused public washroom counters. |
| Decorative Borders |
Indoor decorative borders preferred; covered exterior use may suit warm, dry climates with sealing and limited moisture. |
Best for decorative borders with firm bedding, sealed joints and low-impact use. |
Hallway borders, foyer inlays, bathroom bands, decorative floor transitions. |
Match adjacent floor slip resistance and avoid polished inserts in wet or busy areas. |
Sweep grit gently, use neutral cleaner and inspect border joints and edges for damage. |
Decorative edging and inlays suited to subtle definition between adjoining architectural finishes. |
Avoid warehouse transitions, loading-area borders and inlays exposed to continuous trolley or equipment impact. |