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My bathroom has 4'x5' non-tub area with a pedastal sink and a toilet. I'm debating between marble and non-slip porcelin tile in that area. Maintenance & Slippery floors are the criteria. Could you please share your opinion? Thanks!
Dear Gasu:
Marble is not slippery – unless it's wet.
However, marble caters to a particular type of customers: people who loves it but reali
If practicality is your utmost concern, then porcelain tile is “your man”.
Some of them even look like marble!
Ciao and good luck,
Mauri
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