Using porous tiles in a bathroom

Question

Can porous tiles be used in a bathroom?

Reece · Answer

Technically, Yes. But not advised as you would have to seal them thereafter which is an extra job

Jose · Answer

Yes since you use a sealant after tilling  and before grouting

Harry · Answer

Hi yes porous tiles can be used on the walls however wouldn't recommend on floor

Stephen · Answer

Yes.its no problem to use porous tiles in a bathroom.

Robin · Answer

As long as the wall/floor is sealed correctly then you can seal the tiles when finished

Sergiu · Answer

Hi, I do not recommend having porous tiles in the bathroom, because of the humidity.  The most practical is ceramic or porcelain tiles.  On the wall recommended glossy, but on the floor matte to prevent dangerous slips.
I hope the answer was useful.

Neil · Answer

Depends on what's behind the tiles and what area not ideal in a shower or bathroom

Sanjar · Answer

This moisture absorption will eventually cause the tiles to deteriorate, leading to water damage within the wall behind the tile over time. Because ceramic tiles are glazed, they do not need to be sealed, but porous tiles do, especially if they are used in a high-humidity area like showers or bathtubs.

Christopher · Answer

yes,if they are natural tiles they need to be seal

Alan · Answer

Yes ,it is worth sealing them up before showering or bathing

Using porous tiles in a bathroom

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