If you are considering installing stone flooring tiles in one or more of the rooms in your house, you’ll soon find you are faced with many different options involving material, patterns and other such considerations.

• Limestone Stone Flooring Tile

Limestone is one of the most popular choices for stone flooring tiles. It comes in different sizes, from square times to random flagstones. The surfaces are honed and polished, giving the room a very ‘clean’ effect.

• Polished Marble Flooring Tiles

Polished marble is, as the name suggests, very shiny, and comes in a large range of different patterns.  Marble tiles also come in a variety of sizes: Anything from 305mm x 305mm  to 400mm x 400mm. Most marble tiles will be 10mm thickness.

• Slate Flooring Tiles

Slate flooring tiles come in many styles, including Chinese, African and South American. All are natural slate and usually are laid with natural split uneven riven surfaces. They also can be laid in random flagstone format.

• Mosaic Flooring Tiles

Probably best known for their patterns, mosaic flooring tiles are often found in bathrooms or other places based around aquatic pursuits (baths, swimming pools etc.). They come in a range of styles and colours, and can be laid in classic patterns should you so desire.

• Granite Flooring Tiles

Granite is one of the most natural choices of flooring tile you can possibly choose. High polished and available in a range of styles such as African Black and Luna Pearl, granite tiles also come in a variety of sizes, meaning you can have many different styles of laying.

• Porcelain Flooring Tiles

Porcelain is one of the most durable options when choosing flooring tile, and is ideal for places where there will be a lot of people walking through, such as kitchens and hallways. It is also quite stylish and very low maintenance.

• Terracotta Flooring Tiles

Terracotta is one of the most traditional materials used for flooring tiles, and will give your house that ‘country cottage’ feel, if this is what you are looking for.

• Travertine Flooring Tiles

A geological cross between marble and limestone, this smooth tiling comes in many shapes and sizes, and is very popular for its texture and its versatility. It comes in all sorts of different shapes and styles, including random flagstones, hand chipped edges and tumbled edges to name but a few.