Non-slip porcelain medium grey tile

6 years ago

Hi. I am looking for a non-slip (or at least as non-slip as it gets) medium grey tile for our bathroom floor. Any suggestions of what you have that works would be greatly appreciated. It will be a simple bathroom, but not sterile. Whites and greys with a possible walnut accent. Thanks!!

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kudzu9

6 years ago

Peke-

We put in a grey tile that was sort of a luster finish with no noticeable surface texture. Even though our tiles on the shower floor are 12' X 12", and we have minimal grout lines, the surface is incredibly non-slippery, even with soapy feet. As Creative Tile points out, checking on the DCOF is a reliable way to go. Here are some pictures of our tile:

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katinparadise
6 years ago
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Design Girl
6 years ago
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Peke
6 years ago
Judith, I am looking for the same thing. Every tile I see looks like it would be really slick when wet. I am looking for tiles with texture, but I am limited in regards to local tile shops. Hopefully, you will get a response. What size are you looking for?
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Jean
6 years ago
We chose Timeworn Light Gray by Artistic Tile, love it!

It is not slick at all. Kinda pricey, though, but after hauling home half the tile store, we laid the sample down and said That's It!

https://www.artistictile.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=timeworn
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Creative Tile Eastern CT
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Just check the DCOF rating of any tile being considered. Minimum of 0.42 is acceptable. A rough texture is not needed.

https://www.tcnatile.com/images/pdfs/DCOFBrochure_Aug2013_Comp.pdf
Peke
6 years ago
Creative Tile, thank you. Great information.
FL Person
6 years ago
As I type this, I'm having Happy Floors Kaleido 12 x 24 installed on my bathroom floor, in color "Cenere." It's going to cover the entire floor, including extending into the curbless shower.

Here are the COF and DCOF specifications.
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Peke
6 years ago
Kudzu9, those tiles look amazing. I think that is the color I want too.

FL person, those are pretty too.

Thanks to both of you for the suggestions.
kudzu9
6 years ago
Peke-

Glad if it helped. I'm sure you'll find something nice that is slip resistant. Here is a picture that shows the whole shower (12' X 12" on the shower floor, and 24" X 24" on the bathroom floor):
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acm
6 years ago
I feel like there are 600 answers to this question in my local Lowes or Floor & Decor. You just have to dig around to find the combination of color you like with the right surface.