Description
White glossy ceramic accent tiles at 8x8, this particular listing carrying shower walls as its rating and kitchen as the recorded room. Fourteen pieces fill a box and cover 6.22 square feet.
Why gloss matters in a shower
In a wet area the finish stops being purely visual. A glossy glaze gives water nothing to key into, so it sheets off rather than sitting, and limescale lifts with far less effort than it would from a textured surface. White then shows whether the job has been done, which is a useful property even when it feels like a demanding one. Solid colour, 3/8 inch section, no shading between pieces, in common with the other ceramic tiles carried in this format.
- Water runs off A smooth glaze gives moisture nothing to hold onto.
- Honest surface White shows residue, which is what keeps it getting cleaned.
Shower walls
Shower walls carries the rating, kitchen appears as the room. Twelve boxes cover 60 square feet with cutting included. Behind the tile the waterproofing does the real work; the tile is the finish over it. Larger squares mean fewer joints, which in a shower is a maintenance advantage as much as a visual one. Ordering the run in one go also keeps two firings of a white glaze from ending up on the same wall, where a small difference in warmth would show.
- Fewer joints An 8x8 square leaves less grout to keep clean in a wet area.
- Twelve boxes 6.22 square feet a box across 60 square feet.
Why we chose it
- Easy to clean Gloss and fewer joints both reduce the work in a shower.
- Colour stays Fired glaze does not yellow with heat or steam.
- Nothing to reapply No sealer, which matters most in the places hardest to reach.
Care
Limescale is the usual issue rather than dirt. In hard water areas a periodic descaler does more than general cleaner, and a squeegee after use slows the build up considerably.
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