Tile and Porcelain Stoneware Installation
The process of laying tiles
The tile installation process begins with preparing the subfloor. The surface must be strong, level, and free of dust and dirt. Next, markings are made to maintain the correct row geometry and minimize trimming. A suitable adhesive is selected for each tile type, taking into account the operating conditions. After installation, grouting is applied to protect the surface from moisture and give it a finished, aesthetically pleasing appearance.
Laying porcelain tiles requires even greater precision and professionalism. Due to the high density and strength of the material, specialized adhesives and tools are used. It is especially important to ensure uniform alignment of the tiles, avoiding height differences and hidden voids under the tiles. This ensures the reliability and longevity of the surface.
Advantages of Professional Tile and Porcelain Stoneware Installation
Using a professional construction company ensures a high-quality result without rework or additional costs. Professionally installed tiles and porcelain tiles ensure reliability, an aesthetically pleasing appearance, and comfortable operation for years to come.
Our Benefits
careful preparation and leveling of the base
precise geometry of rows and equal seam width
correct selection of glue and grout
neat cutting of tiles without chips
Tile and Porcelain Stoneware Installation FAQ
In most cases, laying tiles over existing flooring is not recommended. Old tiles, paint, or uneven screeds can reduce adhesive adhesion, leading to tile delamination. Professional contractors always assess the condition of the subfloor and, if necessary, remove, level, and prime the surface.
Installation time depends on the size of the room, the complexity of the pattern, the tile format, and the condition of the subfloor. On average, a standard bathroom is completed in 3-5 days, including surface preparation, tile installation, and grouting. When working with porcelain tiles or complex geometries, the time frame may be longer.
Porcelain tiles are highly dense and durable, requiring more powerful adhesives, precise cutting, and strict adherence to installation procedures. When laying them, it’s crucial to avoid voids under the slab and ensure the level of every detail. Therefore, it’s especially important to entrust porcelain tile work to experienced professionals with specialized tools.