Porcelain Floor Tiles

This page brings together durable, low-maintenance porcelain floor tiles built for busy UK homes and commercial spaces alike.

Choose from marble-effect, stone-effect, wood-effect and polished porcelain finishes, each engineered to handle heavy foot traffic without sacrificing style.

Why choose porcelain floor tiles?

Porcelain is fired at higher temperatures than standard ceramic, producing a denser body with lower water absorption and greater resistance to chips, cracks and heavy wear.

That density makes it the preferred choice for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and open-plan living areas where moisture, dropped items and constant foot traffic are facts of daily life.

Compared with softer materials like vinyl or standard ceramic, porcelain holds its surface finish for years — a genuine long-term investment for family homes and commercial floors.

Selected slip-resistant ranges within this category are also suitable for covered outdoor areas, though always check the individual product's slip rating before installing externally.

• Very low water absorption — performs reliably in wet rooms and bathrooms
• Harder and denser than ceramic, resisting scratches and heavy impact
• Stain resistant surface that wipes clean quickly
• Compatible with underfloor heating systems when installed to manufacturer guidelines
• Frost-resistant options available for covered exterior use
• Long lifespan makes it cost-effective for commercial and residential projects

Porcelain looks on this page

Marble-effect and onyx-effect tiles — including Martian Grey, Classic Statuario, Infinity Brown and Fusion Black — bring bold veining and a hotel-luxury feel to bathrooms, hallways and statement living rooms. To explore more marble-look porcelain for walls and floors, visit the dedicated marble-effect category.

Wood-effect plank tiles such as Cherry Honey, African Choco, Pavilion and the Star Wood range deliver the warmth of timber with none of the maintenance — a natural choice for lounges, dining areas and open-plan kitchens.

Plain polished tiles — Super White, Super Black, Super Cream and Super Ivory — keep things clean and contemporary, working equally well in minimalist new builds and classic period interiors.

• Marble-effect and onyx-effect — bathrooms, hallways, luxury living spaces
• Wood-effect planks — lounges, dining rooms, open-plan kitchen-diners
• Plain polished porcelain — contemporary kitchens, commercial receptions, minimalist interiors
• Stone-effect tiles — rustic kitchens, utility rooms, garden rooms

Porcelain vs ceramic vs natural stone

This table covers durability, water resistance and best uses to help you pick the right material.

Material	Key benefits	Best for
Porcelain floor tiles	Very durable, very low water absorption, handles heavy traffic and wet conditions well	Busy floors, bathrooms, kitchens, commercial spaces
Standard ceramic tiles	Good value, easy to cut and install, wide colour range	Lighter-use floors, feature walls, low-traffic rooms
Natural stone tiles	Unique natural character, premium aesthetic, each tile truly one-of-a-kind	Luxury interiors where higher cost and regular sealing are acceptable

Porcelain floor tile prices

Prices across this category reflect a range of formats, finishes and effects, so there is a porcelain floor tile to suit most project budgets.

• Value porcelain (approx. £12–£20/m²): includes offer lines such as River Grey at £12.97/m² — practical, durable tiles for utility spaces, hallways and rental properties
• Mid-range marble-effect, stone-effect and wood-effect (approx. £20–£30/m²): designer-look tiles that perform as well as they look, popular for kitchens and bathrooms
• Premium large-format and designer ranges (approx. £30–£45+/m²): oversized formats such as 1200 x 600mm, polished finishes and exclusive onyx effects for standout spaces

Price is influenced by tile format, surface finish (polished vs matt), decorative effect and slip rating. Order free samples before committing, and ask about 0% finance to spread the cost across your project. To compare porcelain with other floor materials, browse the full floor tiles range.