Laminate or tiles in kitchen?

davidjohnsir

Tiles all the way! Tiles ensure durability and longevity, and not to mention, some of them are non-porous and water retaining making them excellent for the kitchen area. I would say get porcelain tiles in your desired effect!

Doozergirl

davidjohnsir said:

Tiles all the way! Tiles ensure durability and longevity, and not to mention, some of them are non-porous and water retaining making them excellent for the kitchen area. I would say get porcelain tiles in your desired effect!

Why are you bringing up long-dead posts and why are they all about tiles?  

TELLIT01

I hadn't noticed that Doozergirl.  It always seems to be newbies who do that, and often seem to follow up with 'I had great service from.......' or something similar.

Ebe_Scrooge

Doozergirl said:

davidjohnsir said:

Tiles all the way! Tiles ensure durability and longevity, and not to mention, some of them are non-porous and water retaining making them excellent for the kitchen area. I would say get porcelain tiles in your desired effect!

Why are you bringing up long-dead posts and why are they all about tiles?  

I think you're being rather mean.  He makes a valid point, and I can heartily recommend David John's tile emporium - fantastic service, fantastic range, and prices that will astound you.  Honestly, it's the best tile supplier I've ever come across, can't recommend it highly enough