The RAK Symphony tile range has been cleverly designed to combine the style and charm of ancestral stone with a durable and versatile porcelain tile. These tiles can be fitted on both floors and walls and feature a stone-look with traditional designs, making them perfect for creating a stunning feature.

Durable porcelain tile

Porcelain tiles are constructed from pure clays and minerals which are then shaped by dry pressing and fired at very high temperatures to set. This creates a tile that is harder, stronger and much more durable than natural stone. Porcelain is a fantastic choice for a floor and wall tile as it has a superior chip-resistant surface, ensuring a quality product that will easily withstand daily wear and tear.

Tiles for walls and floors

These tiles are hugely versatile as they can be used on either the wall or the floor almost anywhere around your home. They’re great for use in the kitchen and the bathroom!

Matt Finish

The soft and calming hues of these stunning matt tiles will instantly create a sense of tranquillity and coolness in the home. Matt tiles are more commonly preferred as floor tiles as they don’t cause the same slip hazard which you may find with other finishes. They also don’t easily reveal smudges and water droplets which makes them ideal for use on bathroom walls.

Underfloor heating compatible

The biggest worry with a hard floor is that it's going to feel cold underfoot. Well it really doesn't need to thanks to underfloor heating, which is, of course, compatible with this type of flooring. For more information on underfloor heating please consult your installation guide. To see our range of loose wire underfloor heating click here.

Underfloor heating installation costs

Warmup doesn’t offer an installation service but their product installation can be carried out by most tradesmen. The exact cost will vary from region to region and if you’re in the process of replacing your floor then the cost to fit Warmup underfloor heating is often negligible. A pricing suggestion of around £200 – 300 per day would be fair and most systems can be fitted within 1 – 1.5 days. We recommend that you check your tradesman is a qualified expert with underfloor heating experience.

Underfloor heating running costs

Want to save some money? Who doesn’t?! Underfloor heating can have substantially lower running costs when compared with traditional central heating. Heat up times are faster and you can gain the same level of warmth from lower temperatures. Making sure your installation is well insulated is also key for an efficient system.