OUTDOOR
With outdoor entertaining becoming ever more popular, it’s worth taking a look at a great option for outdoor flooring and that is outdoor tiles. Outdoor tiles can be used to create a seamless flow from indoors to out or even to create a feature in itself. There are many tiles and tiles to choose from so here's a little background information.
In outdoor areas, you need to use tiles that are non-porous, resist stains, and be salt-safe, if you are using them around a pool. It is also very important that the tile has a non-slip surface for safety reasons.
Whenever they are used outdoors, tiles must be classified as being non-slip. There is an Australian Standard to regulate this. The tiles are given an “R” rating based on how they perform in a test that uses oil and a ramp. The lowest allowable rating for an outdoor area is R9 and the highest to be found is R12. Around a pool area, the rating must be at least R11. However, the texture of the tile is not necessarily a good indicator of how non-slip it is. Some of the smoothest feeling tiles are actually some of the most non slip.
In outdoor areas, you need to use tiles that are non-porous, resist stains, and be salt-safe, if you are using them around a pool. It is also very important that the tile has a non-slip surface for safety reasons.
Whenever they are used outdoors, tiles must be classified as being non-slip. There is an Australian Standard to regulate this. The tiles are given an “R” rating based on how they perform in a test that uses oil and a ramp. The lowest allowable rating for an outdoor area is R9 and the highest to be found is R12. Around a pool area, the rating must be at least R11. However, the texture of the tile is not necessarily a good indicator of how non-slip it is. Some of the smoothest feeling tiles are actually some of the most non slip.
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