THE TILE ASSOCIATION
serving the tile industry and its customers
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THE TILE ASSOCIATION
serving the tile industry and its customers
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To help you choose a tile to suit your needs
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CLASS 1 Soft soled footwear or bare feet areas,bathrooms and bedrooms without direct access from the outside |
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CLASS 2 Living areas of homes but with the exception of kitchens, entrances, and other rooms which may have a lot of traffic |
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CLASS 3 Residential kitchens, halls, corridors, balconies and terraces |
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CLASS 4 Regularly used areas, entrances, commercial kitchens, hotel bathrooms |
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CLASS 5 Heavy pedestrian traffic over sustained periods (for example public areas such as shopping centres and hotel foyers) |
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This symbol indicates that a tile is frost resistant |
This classification is valid for the given applications in normal conditions. Consideration should be given to the footwear, type of traffic and cleaning methods expected and the floors should be adequately protected against scratching dirt at the entrances to buildings by interposing footwear cleaning devices.
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