Amtico or Ceramic, stone etc????

[loopyloo]

oh well now I'm really confused! I looked at the sample again this morning and I couldn't see where I'd trodden to be honest. I just want something that will last for years .... which is why we went for a stone floor originally. I was drawn to the Amtico Space Contour because of its warmth and colour and the fact it was hardwearing. Is there anybody out there who has Amtico themselves and can let me know how they've got on with it? THANKS EVERYONE

 

[loopyloo]

I think the builder just wanted to see you in Stilettos 😀

I don't suppose you can show us a picture of you standing on this tile with your stillettos on so we can advise you better?

hehe :lol:

LOL !!! I'm 53 and had trousers on - probably not the picture you pictured!!! LOL !!

 

[doug boardley]

LOL !!! I'm 53 and had trousers on - probably not the picture you pictured!!! LOL !!

You don't know Dan!!:lol::lol:

 

[doug boardley]

..oh and welcome to TF loopylou :welcome:

 

[diamondtiling]

Amtico is a great product if installed properly but you will never beat underfloor heating with a natural stone finish Loo.

 

[Catkin 51]

I had a light coloured porcelain tile. It showed the dirt badly and cracked where the dishwasher and fridge had been pulled out for repair. If the smallest splash of water fell on the floor and was then walked on, it left a dirty mark. I was so fed up with cleaning it that I replaced it with a mid grey wood effect amtico. Much better. Far easier to clean and the floor feels warmer.