Can Rustic wall cladding tiles Be Used for Floors? Try Dry Granule Anti-Slip Upgrade!

Beata Ceramics produces fancy rustic wall cladding tiles. These tiles have a delicate touch and present a calm and reserved texture with their non-reflective surface, creating a low-key and comfortable atmosphere. However, the rustic surface products have a low anti-slip performance so that they are not suitable for outdoor floors, they are mainly used for walls.

If you prefer a flat and matte finish and would like to apply some of our rustic products to outdoor flooring, you can choose to customize the anti-slip grade. We can achieve the anti-slip purpose by adding dry granules.

Actually, some of our rustic surface products have upgraded anti-slip by adding dry granules now, because our clients like the design and ask for us to do like this. Now, they are looked flat and non-reflective, feel a little rough to the touch, and can be used as both wall cladding tiles and paving tiles. Thanks to positive market feedback, we recently have launched these products in the common sizes for matching floor tiles into regular sales, with a certain amount of stock available.

Products with "GL" in their product codes are those with added dry granules, while "FG" indicates a pure rustic finish. As the picture shows.

What is noteworthy is that the dry granules added to rustic outdoor tiles are very fine, and gaps will form between them. These gaps increase the friction coefficient between the sole of the shoe and the ground, but at the same time, they are also prone to dirt accumulation. But don't worry, just keep rinsing with water every three or four days, and use detergent and a brush to scrub every 10 to 15 days, and it will remain clean.