Thread: Porselenosa Tiles

Can anyone advise regarding the quality of Porselenosa floor tiles please? We have been quoted a price of £50 per sq metre (including tiles, fitting etc) but think this is a bit pricey. Does anyone have experience & knowledge of whether it's worth paying this price if these are superior tiles? Any advice welcome.....

Quote: Originally Posted by mwinter Can anyone advise regarding the quality of Porselenosa floor tiles please? We have been quoted a price of £50 per sq metre (including tiles, fitting etc) but think this is a bit pricey. Does anyone have experience & knowledge of whether it's worth paying this price if these are superior tiles? Any advice welcome..... They produce some of the best tiles IMO. £50/sqm fitted, is a really good...

they used to make one of the best quality tiles in the world i would think nothings changed a good price

porsalenosa is an excellent tile well made and very nice to work with which tile is it ceramic-porcelain or natural stone cant comment on pricing in the main forum!

Ive always found Porcelenosa tiles to be of really good quality, try shopping around a bit and if your doing a large area dont be afraid to ask the tile shop for discount some will give you up to 25% off and then call a couple of tilers for price for laying tiles only. Cheers Mick

Hi i'm on the approved fitter list from porcelenosa they are expensive but £50 all in is a really good price,you wont get any sizey tiles from them or bowed tiles if they are large format

go for it ,good price imo

Porcelanosa are quality tiles, if you're getting them supplied and fixed for £50m2 I want your fixer/supplier to do work for me a good price

Yep supply and fit of quality tiles at 50 quid is good. Make sure VAT isnt to go on top of that though!!

Companies all over the world copy Porcelanosa tiles and sell them at competitive prices! But none of them can compete with the quality. If you like the tile of your choice and it is within your budget - go for it! At the price you've been quoted for supply and fix I'd note how much the tile is costing - because it looks like the tiler is subsidising the job!