Tiles from nick firth's sheffield

[DHTiling]

60x30 is generally 9mm for walls or floors BUT this does depend on supplier...

What is the PEI rating of the tiles..?

 

[samnjarv]

You've lost me pal, not sure what that actually means?

 

[DHTiling]

This rating applies to porcelain tiles but there is a wear rating for all tiles... what colour is the tiles biscuit..?


whilst awaiting reply here is PEI info :



PEI Rating Guide

PEI 1​

Very Light Traffic

These Tiles can be used on all Indoor Wall applications, Interior Light use Countertops such as Bathroom, etc., and Very Light Traffic Residential Bathroom Floors. These Tiles are not recommended for any area that will have any constant or heavy foot traffic.

PEI 2​

Light Traffic

These Tiles can be used on all Interior Wall Applications, All Interior Countertop applications, and Light Traffic Residential Interior Floors. This Tile should not be used in areas such as kitchens, entry ways, stairs, or areas with heavy traffic.

PEI 3​

Moderate Traffic

These Tiles can be used on all Interior Wall Applications, All Interior Countertop applications, and all Residential Interior Floors. This Tile should not be used for Commercial Use.

PEI 4​

Moderate to Heavy Traffic

These Tiles can be used on all Interior Wall Applications, All Interior Countertop applications, all Residential Interior Floors, and all Light Commercial applications, such as Restaurants, Lobbies, etc. This Tile should not be used for Heavy Commercial Use.

PEI 5​

Heavy Traffic

These Tiles can be used on all Interior Wall Applications, All Interior Countertop applications, all Residential Interior Floors, and all Heavy Commercial applications, such as Airports, Shopping Malls, Supermarkets, etc. This Tile is an excellent choice for Industrial applications where extreme durability is required.

 

[samnjarv]

On their site it says ideal for commercial use. Wots the best for a bathroom, any of the first two?