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P5 slip rating tile in bathroom

Andrew Lau
3 years ago

Hi there

Understanding that P5 slip rating tiles are predominately for outdoors - is it wrong or overkill to put this tile indoors and in the bathroom floors and walls).


Any advice is good advice


Thanks

Comments (5)

  • dreamer
    3 years ago

    P5 rated tiles are not necessarily for outdoors, but for high traffic areas. If you want to put them in your bathroom, then why not. But why would you want them on your walls.?


    https://www.beaumont-tiles.com.au/tile-ratings

  • Kate
    3 years ago

    Tiles that are considered external are often thicker for added strength. Talk to the tile shop or your toilet to understand impacts

  • dreamer
    3 years ago

    @Kate You must have a fancy toilet, if it offers advice??

  • Kate
    3 years ago

    Gosh what a thought Imagine if they could, all kinds of sh... I meant tiler.

  • Andrew Lau
    Original Author
    3 years ago

    Thanks all! I want the same tile both floors and walls. Unfortunately, I cannot find an equivalent wall tile, so I have tile the P5 up the wall. Thanks Kate for advice re thickness of tile! It never occurred to me to check that!