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Benefits of Having Balcony Tiles

Despite the balcony's relatively tiny size compared to the home's total carpet surface, it provides an excellent inside-outside connection. The balcony may seem beautiful and elegant by paying attention to the design of the walls and flooring. Traditional balconies often have walls painted outside or with textured paint; however, some homeowners opt to place wall tiles on their balconies. Manufacturers provide external wall tiles resistant to the sun's rays and inclement weather. When choosing the floor, it's crucial to strike a balance between style and practicality because your balcony endures a lot while serving as your favourite spot to host visitors.Your balcony floor tiles are also exposed to extreme weather conditions like rain, cold and heat which is why choosing the correct floor or wall tile for the balcony is both an aesthetic and functional decision.

Need clarification on whether you need tiles for your balcony? Here are some benefits that are sure to please you!

Reduced Maintenance Woes- Compared to wall paint, balcony wall tiles are significantly simpler to maintain. Tiles on walls don't harbour stains or gather dust or debris; simply wipe them off with a moist towel to keep them looking clean. On the other hand, painted walls must occasionally be repainted since the exterior paint may be harmed by fungal growth, flaking, or chipping. Similarly, instead of going for the hassle, expense and maintenance woes of natural flooring options- choose Nitco’s range of elegant vitrified, ceramic, porcelain and wooden finish tiles! Need some ideas? Check out these rustic and patterned Rhombus Plank Tiles, or something more understated as this full body vitrified Gibraltar Blister tile.

Preserve Your Balcony’s Longevity- If your balcony walls are covered in tiles, they will remain flawless for extended periods. Natural stone and porcelain are tough, thick, robust, long-lasting, and resistant to the elements. Although installing wall tiles initially costs more than painting a wall, this long-term investment will pay off in the long run. Sometimes the simple choice of granite wall cladding gives your balcony a modern feel by covering a double-height wall if you have one. Choose this gorgeous Concrete Azul full body vitrified tile for your balcony, or if you want more options- check out the striking Ceramic selection from Nitco, like this elegant Moonstone Frost tile!

Remove granite and marble as an example to use on balcony walls, as these are high end products and may not be advisable due to wear and tear and maintenance.

Adds Aesthetic Value- Consider the balcony walls as a blank canvas that may add a touch of coziness, colour, and design to the balcony's decor. How? In terms of colour, texture, and design, wall tiles are among the most adaptable solutions on the market; they come in various materials, including porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and more. At Nitco, you have all the options to help give your imagination flight! From a wide range of porcelain to vitrified wall tiles, your balcony wall’s tile design will get its dream makeover! Like this gorgeous vitrified Asterix Beige, or this understated Bottochino white wall tile for your open balcony!

FAQs

What are balcony tiles?

Tiles tailored for your balcony- to withstand harsh temperatures and conditions are called balcony tiles.

What tiles are best for the balcony?

Ceramic, granite and marble tiles are great options for your balcony. The ideal ceramic tile choice for balcony flooring is the non-slip variety. Certain ceramic tile variations on the market seem fantastically like other materials like stone and wood. Depending on the tile's quality, they are more resilient than natural wood and stone.

What is the best flooring for an outdoor balcony?

Porcelain is a better option among the many styles of balcony wall tiles than ceramic tiles. These tiles are ideal for outdoor use since they are extremely thick and robust. The tile's non-porous design reduces water absorption, making them mold and mildew-resistant, which makes them particularly useful during the monsoon. Porcelain tiles come in a wide range of hues and patterns. Some, like the one above, are made to resemble natural materials like stone and wood. But be sure you only use matte-finish tiles with anti-skid features.