If you wish to lay hexagonal tiles on the floor or walls of your home, you will need to consider which material will be most suitable for the room in question. Indeed, there are currently various tile materials that will suit your interior. To choose the material that will suit you best, it will be necessary to pay special attention to the wear and resistance of your hexagonal tiles.
Cement
With its superb aesthetics, cement effect hexagonal tiles will revive the decoration of your room and bring a touch of modernity to your interior. With this type of tile, you can create your dream interior design and showcase your taste and personality. Whether you choose to put it in your kitchen, bathroom or dining room, hexagonal cement effect tiles will fit perfectly in your home. It is also very durable, so you can enjoy it for a long time, if you maintain it regularly.
Ceramic
Being ultra-resistant to wear and scratches, hexagonal ceramic tiles are ideal for covering the walls and floors of your home. With its excellent waterproofing and high resistance to heat, it will be suitable for all rooms in your home. This type of tile is also known to be durable, which is an important criterion when selecting the perfect flooring. Being easy to clean, you can then choose to install it in your kitchen as well as in your bathroom. Generally, porcelain tile is recommended when you want to install underfloor heating. With its frost and weather resistant quality, it can also be used to decorate an outdoor terrace, if it is adequately slip resistant.
Terracotta
Popular for being the oldest tile material, terracotta effect hexagonal tiles will bring character to your room with its rather rustic look. With its beautiful terracotta color, this type of flooring is also highly appreciated because it is very easy to maintain, since it does not require any specific treatment unlike terracotta tiles.
Natural stone
While maintaining a raw and natural aesthetic, the natural stone effect tiles can convey a travertine effect, marble effect, granite effect or slate effect floor. When selecting and installing the latter, you can choose between various finishes and thicknesses in order to achieve the desired result. Depending on the type of hexagonal stone look tile you opt for, it can be laid both indoors and outdoors (provided it is adequately slip resistant). This tile can also be placed on a wall or on a floor, depending on your wishes.