Gloss ceramic floor tiles: how easily do they scratch?

[tfs]

Hey GR, Tile Giant sell a glazed/ polished porcelain called Kimberly which is a similar kind of look. They are very well priced too for porcelain it is by far the cheapest porcelain that they do. Maybe you should check it out!

Kimberly Polished Porcelain - Polished Porcelain - Floor Tiles

 

[Aston]

they will be wrecked in no time with dining room furniture being dragged back and forth.
felt pads are an option as stated above...id personally save your money long term and buy porcelain tiles

ed

 

[simmy08]

they are very soft. Used them on a mates kitchen floor but advised against it. He went ahead anyway. Ill do him the favour and replace the ones that are now chipped. i had to lift a few during grouting..argggh. Didnt notice they were chipped until they were down (very hard to see) until the grey grout hits the chip. Would again advise against using them on any floor job

 

[SandyFloor]

Felt pads are the way to go,Liz. If you had any other floorcovering (apart from carpet) you would need to use them. I have oak in my living room and everything has felt pads and not a scratch (yet)

After reading the other posts I should add I have porcelain in the kitchen/dining room with no additional pads on the chairs/table and not a mark anywhere.