Scintilla Black Star Pattern Tiles
Size: 450x450x11.5mm
ID: 24746
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SPECIFICATION
| Product ID | 24746 |
|---|---|
| Sku | 11PERPFSSTAR4545 |
| Material type | Ceramic |
| Suitability | Floors, Walls, Internal |
| Size | 450x450x11.5mm |
| Sold By | SQM |
| Tiles Per SQM | 5 |
| Weight | 23.14 kg |
| Finish | Matt |
| Underfloor Heating |
Yes
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| Grade |
4 4 -- Tiles suggested for all residential floors; moderate to heavy traffic areas, e.g. bathrooms, halls, kitchens, conservatories and wall applications. Also suitable for light traffic commercial floors, that are walked on by regular traffic (e.g. entrances, commercial kitchens, hotel, exhibition and sales rooms).
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| Anti Slip Grade |
CAT-A / R9
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DESCRIPTION
Create a statement floor in your bathroom, kitchen, hallway or lounge with these striking Scintilla Black Pattern Tiles. They have a vintage monochrome design, with aged-effect black and white star shaped patterns. Made from durable ceramic, these tiles have a matt finish with a grid scored into the surface, which you grout into. They're perfect for creating a vintage scheme in an interior space.
What's special about these tiles?
> They have an eye-catching star-shaped geometric pattern
> Slightly aged effect, ideal for creating a vintage look
> Perfect for adding a statement floor into any room
> Suitable for use with underfloor heating
> Made from ceramic so easy to clean
> More scratch and stain resistant than wooden flooring
Grouting into the scored grid
These tiles have a grid scored into their surface. Once you grout these scored lines, each tile looks like four separate tiles. We recommend using 2mm tile spacers between tiles for a groutline consistent with the scored line. When it comes to which grout to use, it comes down to your own personal taste, but customers tend to use a mid grey colour from our Mapei Ultracolour Plus Tile Grout range.
An outdoor version
Because this tile is ceramic, it's not frost proof, so cannot be used outdoors. However, we have a similar design - our Astral Tile - which is made from porcelain and therefore can be used outside.
Try before you buy
If you'd like to take a closer look at these gorgeous vintage-styled patterned floor tiles, order a sample! Sample tiles come full size and with Free Delivery, and they're a great way to see a tile's true size, colour and finish. You can also see how it looks on the floor in your chosen room.
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Lovely big tile, pattern is as it looks, quality is fab. Love them!
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Full Size Samples
We always recommend ordering tile samples prior to purchasing to see their true beauty, finish and texture. All our tiles have the option to order a sample online. We offer full size samples, no cuts! There are a maximum 6 samples per order, with free delivery.
Standard Sample Delivery - Free (2-3 working days)
Please note: You can order up to 6 different samples, not 6 samples of the same product. Tiles 1200x600mm or larger due to weight and size will be sent via pallet, and not parcel post, therefore a shipping charge will apply. Only orders under 15KG can be sent via Parcel delivery, orders over 15KG will be sent via Pallet delivery.
Find out more about our tile sample service here.
Free Kerbside Delivery
We deliver to mainland UK addresses and all delivery prices are fixed inc VAT.
Standard Delivery (all orders over £150) - Free
Standard Delivery (all orders under £150) - Up to 10 KG = £7.99, 10-15 KG = £11.99, Over 15 KG = £24.99
Standard Sample Delivery - Free (2-3 working days)
Only orders under 15KG can be sent via Parcel delivery, orders over 15KG will be sent via Pallet delivery.
Find out more about our delivery service here.
Adhesive & Grout Finder
Need a helping hand finding the correct adhesive and grout for your chosen tiles? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Just use our helpful Adhesive and Grout Finder tool. In a few easy steps, it will serve up the perfect product for your tiling project. Click here to get started.
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30 Day Returns
Easy online 30-day returns. If you receive damaged or incorrect tiles you will need to inform us within 2 working days of delivery. We will refund any surplus tiles in their original boxes within 30 days of the date of delivery. You will have the right to return goods if you are not happy with your selection or change your mind.
Find out more about our returns and exchange service here.
30 Day Exchange
As well as our 30-day refunds and returns, we are proud to offer a 30-day exchange period. This means that you are still able to return any unwanted tiles back to us within 30 days of your original purchase date for a tile exchange. These tiles must be unused, uninstalled, in good condition and in their original packaging. Unfortunately we do not accept exchanges on adhesives and grouts, only tiles. We also do not accept exchanges on clearance and end-of-the-line job lot items.
Find out more about our returns and exchange service here.
Need Help or Advice?
We're here to help! Contact our friendly Sales & Customer Service teams today. Expert in-house tiling advice and help by Phone, Email or Live Chat.
Telephone: 01536 314730 Monday - Friday 8.00am to 5.00pm, Saturday 9.00am to 4.00pm. Email: sales@wallsandfloors.co.uk or customerservice@wallsandfloors.co.uk
We also offer bespoke technical support & advice on your tiling projects. Telephone: 01536 419981 Monday – Friday 8.00am to 5.00pm.
Find out more about our sales and customer service teams here.
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hello i also would like to use these tiles as the floor of hearth on which a wood burner will sit...can you let me knoww how long i need to leave betwween completing the tile fixing to placing the woodburner onto them
sarah pitchford | 25 Nov 2019
Hi Sarah
The length of time will depend on what adhesive is used. Some quick setting adhesives can be walked on after 3 hours so would be fine for the wood burner to be set on top, others are slower and can take 24 hours. It will be best to check the info on the adhesive bag as your best guide.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
The length of time will depend on what adhesive is used. Some quick setting adhesives can be walked on after 3 hours so would be fine for the wood burner to be set on top, others are slower and can take 24 hours. It will be best to check the info on the adhesive bag as your best guide.
Kind regards
Walls and Floors
A. Steer Reply | 25 Nov 2019
Hi Julia
These tiles are flooring grade ceramic so should be ok, providing you have 300mm clearance from the base of the appliance to the tile. We would advise that the tiles have 100% coverage of adhesive beneath to ensure there are no voids beneath, to that they can sufficiently support the weight of the burner. It should also be lifted in to place rather than dragged across the surface to ensure the glaze does not scratch.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are flooring grade ceramic so should be ok, providing you have 300mm clearance from the base of the appliance to the tile. We would advise that the tiles have 100% coverage of adhesive beneath to ensure there are no voids beneath, to that they can sufficiently support the weight of the burner. It should also be lifted in to place rather than dragged across the surface to ensure the glaze does not scratch.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 15 Oct 2019
Hi Anna
Being ceramic, these tiles only have a slight degree of heat resistance, and would not be recommended for use so close to open fire. For this purpose, we would usually recommend and unglazed porcelain or natural stone.
If you wish to discuss your project, possible alternatives, or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Being ceramic, these tiles only have a slight degree of heat resistance, and would not be recommended for use so close to open fire. For this purpose, we would usually recommend and unglazed porcelain or natural stone.
If you wish to discuss your project, possible alternatives, or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales Team on 01536 314730, and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 7 Oct 2019
Hi Sophie
These tiles are glazed ceramic so sealing is not required. However, as an optional extra, you may wish to consider applying the LTP Glaze Protector after installation, as this will aid cleaning and give the tiles a permanent "just mopped" look:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-tile-glaze-protector
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are glazed ceramic so sealing is not required. However, as an optional extra, you may wish to consider applying the LTP Glaze Protector after installation, as this will aid cleaning and give the tiles a permanent "just mopped" look:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-tile-glaze-protector
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 22 Sep 2019
Hi
Could I continue from the floor in to a shower cubicle area with these tiles? Just want to check durability with a water area.
Thank you
Could I continue from the floor in to a shower cubicle area with these tiles? Just want to check durability with a water area.
Thank you
Kate | 18 May 2019
Hi Kate
These tiles would be durable enough in a shower, however, they are not certified as an anti-slip tile. The matt finish will provide a small amount of grip in wet conditions, but we would strongly advise obtaining a sample to test and ensure it is suitable for your personal requirements, before making your final decision.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles would be durable enough in a shower, however, they are not certified as an anti-slip tile. The matt finish will provide a small amount of grip in wet conditions, but we would strongly advise obtaining a sample to test and ensure it is suitable for your personal requirements, before making your final decision.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 18 May 2019
Good Morning.
I am looking at the scintilla Black star pattern tiles for my bathroom (area of 7m2). Could you please recommend which grout I should use (colour and type). Thanks
I am looking at the scintilla Black star pattern tiles for my bathroom (area of 7m2). Could you please recommend which grout I should use (colour and type). Thanks
Nicola Gol | 17 May 2019
Hi Nicola
The grout colour is entirely down to personal preference. Standard greys tend to be the most popular, but previous customers have used black to match the star pattern, or Chestnut to match the grey/brown worn effect around the edge. To help you choose, we can provide sample colours from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range and would recommend you obtain a sample tile and a selection of colours to compare before making your final decision.
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
We do charge for samples but when placed online, you will receive a one-time voucher code in your order confirmation, that will deduct the value of the samples from any subsequent order.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
The grout colour is entirely down to personal preference. Standard greys tend to be the most popular, but previous customers have used black to match the star pattern, or Chestnut to match the grey/brown worn effect around the edge. To help you choose, we can provide sample colours from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range and would recommend you obtain a sample tile and a selection of colours to compare before making your final decision.
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
We do charge for samples but when placed online, you will receive a one-time voucher code in your order confirmation, that will deduct the value of the samples from any subsequent order.
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 17 May 2019
Hi what colour grout is better to be used with these tiles to best compliment the design please? Not sure if black, anthracite grey or a light grey. Worried with a light grey though as being laid in a hallway so high traffic and constant cleaning with light grouts (know this from previous very frustrating tiled areas) Thanks
Laura | 5 May 2019
Hi Laura
The grout colour you go for is entirely down to personal preference, mid to dark greys are the most popular to compliment the pattern. We are able to provide samples from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range, the cost of which can be claimed back against any subsequent order. We would recommend obtaining a sample tile and a selection of grout colours, to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
The grout colour you go for is entirely down to personal preference, mid to dark greys are the most popular to compliment the pattern. We are able to provide samples from our Norcros 4 Into 1 Grout range, the cost of which can be claimed back against any subsequent order. We would recommend obtaining a sample tile and a selection of grout colours, to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
If you wish to discuss your project in more detail or to arrange samples or a quotation, please call our Sales team on 01536 314730 or request a call-back via the link below, and they will be more than happy to help you.
https://ideas.wallsandfloors.co.uk/request-a-callback
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 5 May 2019
Hi Lucy
These tiles are dense ceramic, so can be used in wet areas. However, they are not classified as an anti-slip tile. The matt finish does provide some grip in wet conditions that most customers are comfortable with. However, we would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure the finish is suitable for your personal requirements.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are dense ceramic, so can be used in wet areas. However, they are not classified as an anti-slip tile. The matt finish does provide some grip in wet conditions that most customers are comfortable with. However, we would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure the finish is suitable for your personal requirements.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 2 Feb 2019
Hello and thank you for your enquiry.
Being ceramic, we do not recommend these tiles for external use. If you would like assistance in choosing a suitable alternative, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Being ceramic, we do not recommend these tiles for external use. If you would like assistance in choosing a suitable alternative, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 29 Dec 2018
I am thinking about putting these tiles on the inside of the fire
hole where I am having a wood burning stove fitted will they do the job?
hole where I am having a wood burning stove fitted will they do the job?
Kathleen O'neill | 12 Dec 2018
Hi Kathleen,
These tiles are a dense ceramic and will be sufficiently heat resistant for around a wood burner. We would recommend fixing the tiles with the Palace Heat Resist Adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are a dense ceramic and will be sufficiently heat resistant for around a wood burner. We would recommend fixing the tiles with the Palace Heat Resist Adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Dec 2018
Can you please confirm the R rating or pedulum test in these tiles.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Lucy Bentley | 26 Nov 2018
Hi Lucy,
These tiles have an R9 rating. But in the HSE preferred pendulum test, they achieved 43 in the wet footwear simulation (96-4S) and 38 in the barefoot simulation (55-TRL), both of which are classed as low risk.
We would recommend obtaining samples to ensure suitability for your personal requirements and if you require any further information or copies of the PTV certificates, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles have an R9 rating. But in the HSE preferred pendulum test, they achieved 43 in the wet footwear simulation (96-4S) and 38 in the barefoot simulation (55-TRL), both of which are classed as low risk.
We would recommend obtaining samples to ensure suitability for your personal requirements and if you require any further information or copies of the PTV certificates, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 26 Nov 2018
Looking at these for a hallway which is a high trffic area, i have been advised a porcelain tile, would you agree?
Darren Farmer | 12 Nov 2018
Hi Darren,
Although porcelain is a slightly denser material, it would not necessarily perform any different to a ceramic in a domestic hallway. The key thing to look for on a tile isn't what it is made from, but the wearing grade. For this tile the grade is 4 meaning it is perfectly suited to any internal domestic situation without being affected by foot traffic in terms of surface abrasion.
We would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure you are happy with the design and finish before making your final decision.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Although porcelain is a slightly denser material, it would not necessarily perform any different to a ceramic in a domestic hallway. The key thing to look for on a tile isn't what it is made from, but the wearing grade. For this tile the grade is 4 meaning it is perfectly suited to any internal domestic situation without being affected by foot traffic in terms of surface abrasion.
We would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure you are happy with the design and finish before making your final decision.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Nov 2018
Hello
I am looking to use these at the bottom of my fire. Do you think they would look strange if they were not flush to the floor? Would you reccommend anything to go around the edges?
Thanks
Catherine
I am looking to use these at the bottom of my fire. Do you think they would look strange if they were not flush to the floor? Would you reccommend anything to go around the edges?
Thanks
Catherine
Catherine Tait | 23 Oct 2018
Good morning Catherine,
It should look fine providing you cover the exposed tile edge with our 12mm Square Edge Metal Trim ( https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/bright-silver-trim-12mm )
If you did want to see a sample, please order online or for more advice/help with ordering contact our Sales Team on 01536 314730, alternatively email sales@wallsandfloors.co.uk
Regards,
Walls and Floors
It should look fine providing you cover the exposed tile edge with our 12mm Square Edge Metal Trim ( https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/bright-silver-trim-12mm )
If you did want to see a sample, please order online or for more advice/help with ordering contact our Sales Team on 01536 314730, alternatively email sales@wallsandfloors.co.uk
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Walls and Floors Reply | 23 Oct 2018
Hi, are these tiles suitable for a porch - directly as you walk in the front door? Conscious of dampness. Or what type would you recommend? Thanks!
Samantha | 9 Oct 2018
Hi Samantha,
These tiles would make a very stylish addition to a porch and there would be no issue with damp shoes on them. We would suggest a tile specific cleaner for them though to keep them looking at their best. Try https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr as the best option for ongoing care and cleaning of your tiles.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles would make a very stylish addition to a porch and there would be no issue with damp shoes on them. We would suggest a tile specific cleaner for them though to keep them looking at their best. Try https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-porcelain-tile-cleaner-1ltr as the best option for ongoing care and cleaning of your tiles.
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 9 Oct 2018
Hi Rebecca,
These tiles are a dense ceramic which makes them heat resistant and fine for use in heat sensitive areas such as burner surrounds or Agas. We would recommend fixing the tile with a suitable heat resistant adhesive such as the Palace Heat Resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are a dense ceramic which makes them heat resistant and fine for use in heat sensitive areas such as burner surrounds or Agas. We would recommend fixing the tile with a suitable heat resistant adhesive such as the Palace Heat Resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 29 Sep 2018
Hi Louise,
These tiles are a dense ceramic which makes them heat resistant and fine for use on hearths and burner surrounds. We would recommend fixing the tile with a suitable heat resistant adhesive such as the Palace Heat Resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are a dense ceramic which makes them heat resistant and fine for use on hearths and burner surrounds. We would recommend fixing the tile with a suitable heat resistant adhesive such as the Palace Heat Resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 28 Sep 2018
I am enquiring about the Scintilla tile. Can you please confirm what the Grade 4 rating means? Can you also confirm the slip rating is for this tile and the Barolo tile? Many thanks Anna
Anna Stanton | 12 Jul 2018
Hi Anna,
The grade is the abrasion/scratch resistance of a tile in normal foot traffic conditions, with grade 5 being the hardest wearing. A grade 4 tile is suitable for all internal domestic situations and can even be used in light commercial areas.
This tile is R9 and the Barolo is R10, however we have had them both PTV tested and they both scored 36+ which means they have a low risk of slipping in wet and dry conditions. For more information PTV results, please follow this link:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/blog/pendulum-test-checking-slip-resistance/
Regards
Walls And Floors
The grade is the abrasion/scratch resistance of a tile in normal foot traffic conditions, with grade 5 being the hardest wearing. A grade 4 tile is suitable for all internal domestic situations and can even be used in light commercial areas.
This tile is R9 and the Barolo is R10, however we have had them both PTV tested and they both scored 36+ which means they have a low risk of slipping in wet and dry conditions. For more information PTV results, please follow this link:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/blog/pendulum-test-checking-slip-resistance/
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 12 Jul 2018
Hi Rebecca
These tiles are ceramic so not suitable for external use due to frost resistance. For assistance with choosing a tile that would be suitable externally, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles are ceramic so not suitable for external use due to frost resistance. For assistance with choosing a tile that would be suitable externally, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 9 Jun 2018
Hi Stuart
Laminate flooring is a floating surface (not fixed) and therefore it would not be recommended to tile on top due to possible movement. Our recommendation would be to remove the laminate, assess the substrate beneath and prepare as required before tiling. If you would like further assistance, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Laminate flooring is a floating surface (not fixed) and therefore it would not be recommended to tile on top due to possible movement. Our recommendation would be to remove the laminate, assess the substrate beneath and prepare as required before tiling. If you would like further assistance, please call our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 21 May 2018
What white metro tiles would you recommend with these floor tiles. A Matt I would imagine?
AMy | 11 May 2018
Hi Amy,
In the main image for these Scintilla Black Tiles, we've used White Gloss Rustic Metro Tiles on the wall: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-white-gloss-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
In the main image for these Scintilla Black Tiles, we've used White Gloss Rustic Metro Tiles on the wall: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-white-gloss-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 11 May 2018
Hi Kate,
These tiles have an R9 anti-slip rating but we have had these tested for a bare foot simulation and it passed the wet test with a low risk classification (PTV 36+), so they are fine for use in bathrooms and wet areas such as shower floors. The certificate is available on request by emailing technicalhelp@wallsandfloors.co.uk. But as with any tile, we would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure you are happy with the colour and finish before purchasing.
Regards
Walls And Floors
These tiles have an R9 anti-slip rating but we have had these tested for a bare foot simulation and it passed the wet test with a low risk classification (PTV 36+), so they are fine for use in bathrooms and wet areas such as shower floors. The certificate is available on request by emailing technicalhelp@wallsandfloors.co.uk. But as with any tile, we would recommend obtaining a sample to ensure you are happy with the colour and finish before purchasing.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 5 May 2018
Hi, you mention that these can be used as wall tiles too. But can they be used on the wall in the shower? If so, which grout/other products would you recommend? Thanks
Francesca Scavone | 10 Apr 2018
Hi Francesca,
Yes, these tile can be used in wet areas. On walls, due to the weight of the tiles and adhesive, as well as the weight limitations of some substrates, we would recommend installing onto the Hardie Backer boards or bare plasterboard with a waterproof tanking kit. For the adhesive, a flexible cement based adhesive would be required:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ardex-tile-preparation-sealants-ardex-wpc-waterproof-protection-coat
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards
Walls And Floors
Yes, these tile can be used in wet areas. On walls, due to the weight of the tiles and adhesive, as well as the weight limitations of some substrates, we would recommend installing onto the Hardie Backer boards or bare plasterboard with a waterproof tanking kit. For the adhesive, a flexible cement based adhesive would be required:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ardex-tile-preparation-sealants-ardex-wpc-waterproof-protection-coat
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 10 Apr 2018
Hi, can these tiles be used on walls too?
Also, which gout would you suggest that resembles the colour of the gout in the tiles (reddish?
Also, which gout would you suggest that resembles the colour of the gout in the tiles (reddish?
Francesca | 9 Apr 2018
Hi Francesca,
These tiles can be used on walls. Due to their weight and limitiations of most wall substrates we would recommend they are installed onto a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
The red lines are grout score lines that are intended to be grouted over to give a seamless look and the impression of smaller individual tiles. The colour of grout is down to personal preference but we would advise obtaining a sample of the tile and several grout colour samples from our Norcross 4 Into 1 range to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles can be used on walls. Due to their weight and limitiations of most wall substrates we would recommend they are installed onto a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
The red lines are grout score lines that are intended to be grouted over to give a seamless look and the impression of smaller individual tiles. The colour of grout is down to personal preference but we would advise obtaining a sample of the tile and several grout colour samples from our Norcross 4 Into 1 range to compare before making your final decision:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/norcros-4-into-1-grout
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 9 Apr 2018
Hi there, Could these tiles be used as splashback kitchen wall tiles? Many thanks
Katie Weidmann | 26 Mar 2018
Hi Katie
These tiles can be used on walls. Due to the weight they cannot go onto plaster or plaster skim, but can however be applied directly to bare plasterboard or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer, using a cement based tiles adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles can be used on walls. Due to the weight they cannot go onto plaster or plaster skim, but can however be applied directly to bare plasterboard or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer, using a cement based tiles adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 26 Mar 2018
Do you have suitable borders/corners to use with this range of tiles?
Emma Stevenson | 21 Mar 2018
Hi Emma,
These tiles are a design on their own and have been designed to replicate original encaustic flooring, which rarely featured border designs. You may be able to make use of the type intended for Victorian style flooring. However the colour will not be an exact match to the shades on the tile so may require a contrasting colour and design:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/victorian-border-inset-tiles
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles are a design on their own and have been designed to replicate original encaustic flooring, which rarely featured border designs. You may be able to make use of the type intended for Victorian style flooring. However the colour will not be an exact match to the shades on the tile so may require a contrasting colour and design:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/victorian-border-inset-tiles
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 21 Mar 2018
Can these be used on a wall. I want to use them at the back of a disused fireplace on the floor and sides. Thanks
Karen | 25 Feb 2018
Hi Karen,
Yes, these tiles are suitable for use on floors and walls, providing they are fixed with a cement based adhesive and the surface is primed. Here are the links to the adhesive and primer we recommend:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-preparation-products-palace-tilers-primer-1-litre
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Yes, these tiles are suitable for use on floors and walls, providing they are fixed with a cement based adhesive and the surface is primed. Here are the links to the adhesive and primer we recommend:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-preparation-products-palace-tilers-primer-1-litre
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 25 Feb 2018
Hi Emma,
These tiles can be used on walls too. Due to the weight they cannot go onto plaster or plaster skim, but can however be applied directly to bare plasterboard or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer, using a cement based tiles adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles can be used on walls too. Due to the weight they cannot go onto plaster or plaster skim, but can however be applied directly to bare plasterboard or a tile backer board such as Hardie Backer, using a cement based tiles adhesive:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/hardiebacker-board-james-hardie
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/toolshed-tile-adhesive-standard-flex-grey-tile-adhesive
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 21 Feb 2018
Hi Katie
Yes they can. With a full coverage of adhesive, they are fine for gas and electric fires and will also hold the weight of a wood burning stove. However if it is a regularly used open fire, the excessive heat would require a porcelain or natural stone tile.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Yes they can. With a full coverage of adhesive, they are fine for gas and electric fires and will also hold the weight of a wood burning stove. However if it is a regularly used open fire, the excessive heat would require a porcelain or natural stone tile.
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 14 Feb 2018
Hi Alex
Due to being ceramic, we can only recommend these tiles for internal use. If you would like assistance in choosing a suitable alternative, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards
Walls and Floors
Due to being ceramic, we can only recommend these tiles for internal use. If you would like assistance in choosing a suitable alternative, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to assist you.
Regards
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 10 Feb 2018
Do you have any suggestions about what wall tiles would complement these if i laid them on the floor? For use in an en-suite.
Nathalie | 31 Jan 2018
Hi Natalie,
I would suggest looking at the customer project pictures for this tile using the thumbnails on the top left of the page. You can see how they have used a metro tile to complement the Scintilla and keep a vintage look. Other customers have paired them with these metro tiles: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-teal-gloss-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/metro-smooth-200x100-tiles-hatton-cross-smooth-gloss-200x100-grey-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-white-gloss-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
I would suggest looking at the customer project pictures for this tile using the thumbnails on the top left of the page. You can see how they have used a metro tile to complement the Scintilla and keep a vintage look. Other customers have paired them with these metro tiles: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-teal-gloss-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/metro-smooth-200x100-tiles-hatton-cross-smooth-gloss-200x100-grey-tiles https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/rustic-metro-tiles-white-gloss-tiles
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 31 Jan 2018
We wanted to use for floor of bathroom but this will include wet room floor for shower. Is the tile ok for wet room flooring too?
Natalie | 21 Jan 2018
Hi Natalie,
This tile would give a small degree of slip resistance in the majority of the bathroom due to its matt finish. For a wet-room floor however, we would not recommend them. For constantly wet barefoot areas, a minimum of R10 is advisable, but samples should be viewed to ensure suitability for your personal requirement. For further assistance and to discuss your project in more detail, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards,
Walls and Floors
This tile would give a small degree of slip resistance in the majority of the bathroom due to its matt finish. For a wet-room floor however, we would not recommend them. For constantly wet barefoot areas, a minimum of R10 is advisable, but samples should be viewed to ensure suitability for your personal requirement. For further assistance and to discuss your project in more detail, please contact our sales team on 01536 314730 and they will be more than happy to help you.
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 21 Jan 2018
Hi, can these tiles be used on kitchen wall behind sink, so would need to be okay witg water.
Mark | 14 Jan 2018
Hi Mark,
These tiles are fine to be used as a “splash back”. We can suggest using LTP Grout and Tile protector as well just to keep the tiles and grout looking fresh, clean and new https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-grout-tile-protector-sealer
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles are fine to be used as a “splash back”. We can suggest using LTP Grout and Tile protector as well just to keep the tiles and grout looking fresh, clean and new https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-cleaning-protecting-ltp-grout-tile-protector-sealer
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Callum Chester Reply | 14 Jan 2018
Hi Rebecca
The tiles are heat resistant and can be used on hearths, surrounds and on the walls of a in a decorative fireplace. They can also but used around gas fires and insulated wood burners. We would recommend fixing with a heat resistant adhesive such has Palace Heat resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
The tiles are heat resistant and can be used on hearths, surrounds and on the walls of a in a decorative fireplace. They can also but used around gas fires and insulated wood burners. We would recommend fixing with a heat resistant adhesive such has Palace Heat resist:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/palace-heat-resistant-tile-adhesive-10-kg
Regards
Walls And Floors
Technical Department Reply | 6 Dec 2017
Hi Dean,
These tiles are fine for all residential/domestic foot traffic and suitable for use on the floor in wet environments, these tiles have a matt surface giving the tiles a subtle slip resistant finish, and have been used by previous customers on wet room floors with positive feedback, we would recommend you order a sample first though to make sure you are happy with the colour and finish for your particular project. If you would like a tile with a greater non-sip finish we have some popular ranges here:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/santarem-anti-slip-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/titanium-anti-slip-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/non-slip-mosaic-tiles
Regards,
Walls and Floors
These tiles are fine for all residential/domestic foot traffic and suitable for use on the floor in wet environments, these tiles have a matt surface giving the tiles a subtle slip resistant finish, and have been used by previous customers on wet room floors with positive feedback, we would recommend you order a sample first though to make sure you are happy with the colour and finish for your particular project. If you would like a tile with a greater non-sip finish we have some popular ranges here:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/santarem-anti-slip-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/titanium-anti-slip-tiles
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/anti-slip-tiles/non-slip-mosaic-tiles
Regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 19 Nov 2017
Hi Lucy
These tiles are ceramic so most manual tile cutters over 45cm will do straight cuts fine, such as the Star 60:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/manual-tile-cutters-star60-n-plus-tile-cutter-9846
If you have any angled cuts as well as straight cuts, you will find a wet cutter more useful:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/electric-tile-cutters-nd180-bl-electric-tile-cutter-9715
Kind Regards
Walls and Floors
These tiles are ceramic so most manual tile cutters over 45cm will do straight cuts fine, such as the Star 60:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/manual-tile-cutters-star60-n-plus-tile-cutter-9846
If you have any angled cuts as well as straight cuts, you will find a wet cutter more useful:
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/electric-tile-cutters-nd180-bl-electric-tile-cutter-9715
Kind Regards
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 14 Nov 2017
Hi James,
The colour of grout used is down to your own personal taste, but one recommendation might be to use a mid grey from the Mapei Ultracolour Plus range: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
The colour of grout used is down to your own personal taste, but one recommendation might be to use a mid grey from the Mapei Ultracolour Plus range: https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/mapei-ultracolour-plus-grout
Kind regards,
Walls and Floors
Technical Department Reply | 11 Nov 2017
