Cava Victorian Bone White Floor Tiles

Hi Rhona, This is a tile we used to sell but it was recently discontinued by the supplier and we no longer hold any stock I'm afraid. Kind regards, Walls and Floors

Hi sally. Unfortunately, we no longer sell the Cava Blue Tiles as they have been discontinued now. Kind regards, Walls and Floors.

Hi Danielle, Many of our customers use these tiles externally and have no issues with them. As the tiles are only rated an R9, I'd recommend ordering a sample, getting it wet, and ensuring it provides enough slip resistance for your project. As for the grout colour, it is a complete personal preference. Most people ted to use a mid-grey colour with these tiles. Kind Regards, Walls and Floors.

Hey Chris, These tiles are a grade 5, so as long as they are laid correctly, meaning back-buttered and grouted, using 3mm minimum grout joints, they should be fine.

Hi John Thanks for your query. These are a matt porcelain tile and as such, there is no set requirement to seal them however, I would suggest using https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/ltp-porcelain-tile-protector before grouting to prevent staining and after to help keep them looking their best if used outdoors. Kind regards Walls and Floors

Hi Daniel Thanks for your query. The Cava tiles are unglazed porcelain. Kind regards Walls and floors

Hi Lauren Thanks for your query. I am not sure if anyone has done that combination with black grout before, however, we would suggest a mid grey grout is used as this will tone better with all of the tiles used. Black grout tends to back the black tiles look bigger than they are and also the residue is much harder to clean off than lighter colours. Kind regards Walls and Floors