Pro Tiling covers all aspects of tiling and bathroom installations in London. We carry out smaller domestic jobs and repairs along with larger commercial ones.

Porcelain tiles are made of porcelain clay and are denser than traditional ceramic tiles. Highly scratch and stain-resistant, they can be either glazed or unglazed. Unglazed porcelain tiles are usually polished to a high-gloss shine, but because they are not coated with a glaze, they benefit from the application of a penetrating sealer to aid with cleaning.

Marble is a type of limestone formed under intense heat and pressure and features veins and swirls of colour. It can be polished to a very high finish and found in black, white, grey, green, pink and several other shades.

Granite has become a sought-after choice for tabletops, vanities, and kitchen countertops in addition to flooring and walls. It is extremely dense, which means unlike some varieties of natural stone, it’s generally not as porous, so it’s not prone to absorption and staining.

Limestone is predominantly cream in colour and has been used as a building material for many generations. It’s gaining popularity as a sophisticated material offering the timeless qualities only possible with natural materials.

Travertine was used to construct The Colosseum in Rome, along with many other well-known buildings.

Travertine can be purchased “filled” or “unfilled.” It can be honed or polished to a smooth, shiny finish and comes in a variety of colours, from white to cream to beige to red.

Onyx has been used as a highly decorative surfacing material for centuries. Many varieties of onyx include semi-translucent veining that can be backlit, creating a dramatic effect. Onyx is well suited for interior walls, vertical surfaces, and vanity countertops or as a decorative trim.

Engineered stone is a composite material. It’s made of crushed stone bound together by a polymer resin. It is typically less porous than natural stone. Engineered stone products are sometimes preferred over granite products because they require less maintenance.

Kerlite is laminated stoneware obtained through an extremely innovative production system that uses the latest technology. It is produced in whole slabs of size 300 by 100 centimetres without using dies. Kerlite is pressed at a force of 15,000 tons and is only millimetres thick. A fully automated cutting line allows different sizes to be cut.

Mosaic tiles are small pieces of tile usually supplied on a mesh backing. Originally they were used to create intricate designs or pictures. Mosaics can be obtained in many shapes and sizes and feature as borders in various designs. They can be made from all kinds of materials, including ceramic, glass, and natural stone.

Terracotta is a ceramic material. It’s been used in construction and decorative arts since ancient times in cultures around the world. The colour varies slightly depending on the clay used. Traditionally, terracotta tiles were sealed with boiled linseed oil and polished with beeswax. These days, more advanced sealers and polishes are used.

Encaustic tiles are ceramic tiles where the pattern is inlaid into the body of the tile. The patterns are made up of different colours of clay, heated into a liquid called the slip, poured into a mould and then fired. These tiles are usually laid in a pattern with similar tiles of different colours.