Material  ​            ​ ​: Porcelain

Quantity/Box ​     ​: 3

Coverage  ​ ​          ​: 1.08  m²

Shade Variation  ​: V2

Slip Resistance  ​  ​: R10

PEI Rating  ​          ​: 4

When selecting tiles it's essential to understand the following technical specifications to ensure they meet your project's requirements:

1. Shade Variation (V-Rating): This indicates the degree of color and pattern variation among individual tiles within a collection.

• V1 (Uniform Appearance): Minimal to no variation; tiles are consistent in color and pattern
• V2 (Slight Variation): Subtle differences in color and texture, providing a more natural look
• V3 (Moderate Variation): Noticeable variation, offering a dynamic and varied appearance
• V4 (Substantial Variation): Significant differences, creating a highly varied and unique aesthetic

2. Slip Resistance (R-Rating): This measures a tile's ability to prevent slips, especially in wet conditions, and is crucial for safety in areas like bathrooms and kitchens.

• R9: Low slip resistance; suitable for dry, low-traffic areas
• R10: Moderate slip resistance; appropriate for general indoor use
• R11: High slip resistance; ideal for areas prone to moisture
• R12 – R13: Very high slip resistance; used in commercial or industrial settings

3. PEI Rating (Porcelain Enamel Institute Rating): This assesses the durability and abrasion resistance of a tile's glazed surface, guiding its suitability for various applications.

• PEI 1: Suitable only for wall applications; not recommended for floors
• PEI 2: Appropriate for light traffic residential areas, such as bathrooms
• PEI 3: Suitable for all residential floors and walls
• PEI 4: Ideal for residential and light commercial use
• PEI 5: Designed for heavy commercial areas with high foot traffic

Understanding these specifications will help you choose the appropriate tile for your specific needs, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and functional performance.

Start with the customer – find out what they want and give it to them.