The price of porcelain tiles varies enormously depending on the seller and the quality of their products. At their very cheapest, porcelain tiles might cost £15 per m²; at their most expensive, porcelain tiles can cost as much as £100 per m². Those are the minimum and maximum price points, but most purchases fall somewhere in the middle of these two extremes.

If you're looking for good quality at a reasonable price, you should expect to pay £25 to £50 per m² for indoor porcelain tiles, and £35 to £60 per m² for outdoor tiles.

Pictured: 10mm Quartz Twilight Porcelain Tiles from PrimaPorcelain

Thickness is quite a good indicator of a tile's overall quality (although there are other factors to consider, such as grip and the number of different 'faces' a product has). The thicker the tiles, the more you should expect to pay for them; outdoor porcelain tiles generally need to be thicker and harder-wearing than those designed for indoor use, so building a patio is likely to cost more than tiling your kitchen floor.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has put a lot of our summer plans on hold, but there is a silver lining! Being stuck at home has given homeowners the opportunity to renovate their gardens and create a little slice of heaven that they can enjoy all year round.

We asked 400 people to complete a survey about the renovations they'd done in their home since the coronavirus pandemic started. Here you can see the responses to the question: Have you made any additions to your garden because of the COVID-19 lockdown measures? 

We gave 16 options for respondents to choose from and allowed them to tick any number of answers (including none at all). Here are the results...

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With summer well on its ways and the weather finally looking good, now is THE perfect time to start planning your garden renovations. And what better way to do so than to create a gorgeous looking patio that makes your outdoor space not only look incredible but extremely practical too. 

A well-designed and well-installed patio can turn any garden into a space where you can spend countless hours with friends and family enjoying your surroundings as well as providing an opportunity to get your creative juices flowing. 

In this blog, we take a closer look at outdoor patios and in particular, outdoor tiles for steps, allowing you to create a patio that allows your garden to become more accessible and practical in the process.

So, what are we waiting for? Let's get into it...

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Now that spring has started and summer is well on its way, more and more homeowners can begin thinking about the much-needed garden improvements that they've been putting off during the cold winter months.

And with restrictions slowly being lifted, the garden is one of the first places where we will be allowed to meet up with friends and family, so ensuring it is ready is going to be one of the main things on the to-do list heading into this part of the year. 

Over the years more homeowners have been opting for porcelain as part of their garden and patio redesigns thanks to the countless benefits that it offers over natural stone products but one question that is often asked is 'does porcelain paving get hot in the sun?' If you plan or using porcelain in your garden redesign for the summer and are wondering the same thing, PrimaPorcelain are here to give you the answers you're looking for! 

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Now that winter is out of the way and spring is right on our doorstep, you can make a start on sprucing up your home ready for the warmer weather and the easing of lockdown restrictions!

One way you can do this is by giving your garden a paving overhaul, replacing the tired, worn slabs that have been there for years with some new, sleek and stylish slabs that are not only guaranteed to catch the eye of any passerby but slabs that will last the test of time and withstand the elements!

One question that is commonly asked when it comes to new paving projects, however, is whether planning permission is needed. So, if you're planning on laying new paving and are wondering the same, PrimaPorcelain is here to help!

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