Choosing tile for your shower isn’t as straight-forward as you might think. Some considerations are slip-resistance, the shape of the shower (curved versus straight lines), and even the mineral content of your water. Making the right tile choices for your shower definitely requires a little forethought and planning. Consider the following when making your decision: Slip Resistance Mosaic tiles have lots of grout lines, meaning it’s more slip resistant than many larger-scale tiles. If you prefer a large-scale tile, look for one with a good slip-resistance rating — an A or a B rating is preferable. Bear in mind, too, that if you’re using glass or a sheet-type mosaic tile, it’s up to the manufacturer or retailer to let you know if the tile is acceptable for submersion.

An increasingly popular option for homes and commercial spaces, laminate floors offer flexibility, durability and cost-effectiveness to your premises. There are many different options and designs for laminate floors, and their authentic look and feel make them very desirable.