I have a found a white 300x300 floor tile with marble pattern and looks glossy but seems to have little dots (size of pin tip) on the surface to create a non slip feel. Are these ok for a bathroom floor?

Ask the sales person, they will tell you which are non slip for wet areas. Some have a rating system. I have lapparto tiles which look a little shiny but are definitely non slip. You can always wet a tile and try it out.

No high gloss on floor, it might look pretty, previous owner put them in our bathroom, big mistake, it’s a death trap!
Good idea to wet them ,So obvious really, gonna do that as choosing tiles for laundry /toilet now.

We put them on floor in our en-suite 10 years ago and have never had an issue with slipping over and they still look great we just made sure we stepped out the shower on a towel.

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Yes this post is from 2015, you would think that the poster would of chosen their tile by now.

I hope so, although you never know, it seems to take for ever at my house.🤣

Yes I did go with these gloss tiles. We haven’t had any issues with being too slippery. Bathrooms are small and not really like a walkway that you’d go rushing through. I love them, they are soo easy to keep clean!

Gosh I'm surprised you were allowed to do that but perhaps I'm wrong that it's mandatory. You could have made your builder and or plumber liable to an accident if they know better that you should have used a non slip tile on the floor. An accident wont be about rushing through as you put it but just a little conditioner on the wet tiles in the shower if you've carried them through into the shower?

My floor tiles form part of my shower base as I have a stepless shower but if you have a traditional shower base it might not be as dangerous.hope you have a non slip mat in the shower, keep safe.

My guess is that Kerri's gloss tiles have a non-slip treatment on them which gives them a suitable rating for bathrooms? Or it's an oversight.

It's not just about how fast you walk, it's about water on the floor which bathrooms do tend to get.

Well power to her if she got what she wanted with the gloss tiles, they would look amazing.

I'm just glad there's been no injuries too.

I moved into a house a yr ago and the tiny bathroom had to be replaced - subfloor rotten. Hired a contractor to install new tiles - they are the matt and kind of rough feeling. i HATE them! Next to impossible to keep clean! prevous home had high gloss tile and it was great. Never had a problem. i know some say the glossy tile csn be slippery, but when wouldvyou slip? coming out of your tub or shower, so put down a mat. Eazy peazy. Just my opibion.

I'm sure there are plenty of people that have somehow slipped but I suspect it would more likely be if someone was walking in the bathroom with socks on but whatever the reason, it has been considered for years that high gloss tiles are dangerous in what is called a wet area but I can't disagree with you that a mat is all that is needed to stop from slipping with wet feet but of course people have slipped in the bathtub too because it's so slippery so the jury might still be out as to how to make a bathroom totally safe. I think it's just a suggestion based on some kind of trials and my theory is more hand rails where possible.