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Which non-slip tiles for bathroom?
Is there much difference between R9 and R13 non-slip tiles? What's the minimum I need for my bathroom to make it safe for my kids?
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"anything porous is best, you also want to think about moisture getting behind them. It can cause issues especially when having tiles thats why most properties now use a vinyl with tile effect"
Answered on 17th Nov 2023 - Member since Jan 2023 -
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"R9-R13 is the slip resistance offered,
R9 & R10 are not suitable for wet Areas.
Whereas R11 is Suitable for Areas like kitchens and bathrooms with running water.
R13 is Suitable for Disabled wetrooms where the floor has a drain and shower overhead."
R9 & R10 are not suitable for wet Areas.
Whereas R11 is Suitable for Areas like kitchens and bathrooms with running water.
R13 is Suitable for Disabled wetrooms where the floor has a drain and shower overhead."
Answered on 22nd Dec 2022 - Member since Mar 2021 -
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