The Aurora Onyx Gold glossy porcelain tile is a rectified, glazed porcelain wall and floor tile that reproduces the banded veining of natural gold onyx across a high-gloss, light-reflective surface. It is produced by Zavario and stocked by Tiles Paradise in two formats, 60x60cm and 60x120cm, priced from £22.99 per square metre. Both formats carry the same design, so a single veining pattern can run from a shower wall onto a hallway floor without a shift in tone.
This guide gives you the complete specification, the exact tile count per square metre, the grout colours that work, the layout direction that suits the veining, and a straight answer on which surfaces a polished tile belongs on. That last point matters more than the price, and most tile listings skip it entirely.
What Is the Aurora Onyx Gold Glossy Porcelain Wall and Floor Tile?
Aurora Onyx Gold is a glazed porcelain tile with a polished glaze layer printed to imitate gold-veined onyx. The body is fully vitrified porcelain with a water absorption rate below 0.5%, which places it in the impervious category and makes it dimensionally stable in bathrooms, kitchens and other humid rooms.
Three attributes define the product:
- The surface is glossy, not matt. The glaze is polished to a mirror-level sheen that bounces light back into the room.
- The edges are rectified. Each tile is mechanically cut after firing to a precise, square edge, allowing joints as fine as 2mm.
- It is rated for both walls and floors. The same SKU can be specified on a splashback and on a floor, subject to the wet-area guidance further down this page.
The tile is sold by the square metre rather than by the box, and both formats ship two tiles per box.
What Makes Onyx Effect Porcelain Different From Natural Onyx?
Natural onyx is a banded calcite stone. It is soft, porous, acid-sensitive and frequently translucent, which is why real onyx slabs are usually backlit and reserved for low-traffic feature walls. A natural onyx floor in a UK family bathroom would etch from shampoo, stain from cosmetics and need resealing every year or two.
Aurora Onyx Gold reproduces the look through a printed and glazed porcelain body instead. The practical differences are significant:
| Property | Natural gold onyx | Aurora Onyx Gold porcelain |
|---|---|---|
| Water absorption | Porous; absorbs liquids | Below 0.5%, impervious |
| Acid sensitivity | Etches from lemon, wine, limescale remover | Glaze is unaffected by household acids |
| Sealing | Required, then repeated | Never required |
| Floor suitability | Rarely recommended | Rated for floors |
| Veining | Unique per slab, unrepeatable | Repeating faces, consistent supply |
| Price per m² | Typically several hundred pounds | £22.99–£24.99 |
| Replacement tile years later | Effectively impossible to match | Match by product name while stocked |
The one thing porcelain cannot copy is translucency. Real onyx glows when lit from behind; a porcelain tile has an opaque body and reflects light from the front instead. If your design depends on a backlit glowing panel, porcelain is the wrong material. If it depends on the look of gold onyx veining on a durable, maintenance-free surface, porcelain is the better specification by a wide margin.
You can see how the same logic plays out across finishes in our wider onyx bathroom tiles guide.
What Does the Aurora Gold Veining Actually Look Like?
The ground colour
The base is a soft, warm white rather than a cold brilliant white. Under neutral daylight it reads as ivory. This matters because a cold white sanitaryware suite placed against a warm ivory tile can look mismatched — the tile will make a pure white basin appear slightly blue.
The gold veining
The veining is a champagne-to-amber gold, applied as broad, flowing bands rather than fine hairline threads. The bands travel diagonally across the face, which means vein direction becomes a design decision once you lay more than two tiles together. There is moderate face variation between tiles, so the pattern does not tile into an obvious grid repeat at normal viewing distance.
How gloss changes the colour under different lighting
A polished glaze does not have one colour; it has the colour of whatever it reflects.
- Cool white LED (4000K+): the gold reads restrained and almost silvery-champagne.
- Warm white LED (2700–3000K): the gold saturates and comes forward. This is the lighting most UK bathrooms use, and it is where the tile looks most luxurious.
- North-facing daylight: the ground cools toward grey-ivory and the gold softens.
If you are choosing between this and a cooler-toned option, the practical test is to hold a sample under the actual light fitting you will install, at the actual time of day you use the room. Ordering a sample first is worth the delay.
Which Aurora Size Should You Choose: 60x60cm or 60x120cm?
Both formats carry identical veining artwork. The decision is about grout line density, room proportion and cutting waste.
60x60cm (600x600mm)
The square format is 9mm thick and costs £22.99 per m². It suits rooms under roughly 6 m², corridors under 1.2m wide, and any wall broken up by windows, niches or boxed pipework — because smaller tiles mean fewer expensive part-cuts around obstacles. It is also the easier format for a single installer to handle without a suction lifter.
Browse the format in the 60x60cm floor tiles collection.
60x120cm (600x1200mm)
The large format is 9.5mm thick and costs £24.99 per m². Each tile covers 0.72 m², so a 6 m² floor needs roughly nine tiles instead of seventeen. The result is dramatically fewer grout lines, which is the single biggest factor in whether a room reads as "tiled" or reads as "surfaced". On a feature wall it also lets a vein band run further before it is interrupted.
The trade-off is installation difficulty. A 60x120cm tile demands a flatter substrate, a bigger notch trowel, levelling clips and ideally two people. If your walls are not true, large format will expose it.
See the wider range in 60x120cm bathroom tiles, and read our large format floor tiles size and room guide before committing to the bigger format.
Mixing both formats in one scheme
Using 60x120cm on walls and 60x60cm on the floor is a deliberate and effective choice. The wall reads seamless, the floor gains more grout lines — which slightly improves footing — and the two share one veining language so the room stays coherent. Because both formats come from the same design, they do not clash.
Why Does the Glossy Finish Matter?
What gloss gives you
A polished glaze reflects light rather than scattering it. In a small or windowless bathroom this measurably lifts perceived brightness — a gloss wall can bounce usable light back from a single downlight, where a matt wall absorbs it. Gloss also sharpens the gold veining: the metallic tones only read as metallic when there is specular reflection to catch.
A polished glaze is also non-porous at the surface. Nothing soaks in, so cosmetics, toothpaste, cooking oil and limescale sit on top and wipe away.
What gloss costs you
Three honest trade-offs:
- It shows water marks and smears. Every droplet that dries leaves a mineral ring. In a hard water area this is a daily wipe, not a weekly one.
- It shows substrate imperfection. A reflective surface acts like a long mirror. Any lippage between tiles, or any dip in the wall behind, becomes visible as a kink in the reflection.
- It reduces underfoot grip when wet. This is covered properly in the next section, because it decides where the tile can go.
If the daily wipe is not something you want, the matt equivalent in our range is the Rossato onyx effect matt porcelain tile, which gives similar veining without the reflection.
Where Should Aurora Onyx Gold Be Used and Where Should It Not?
This is the section most tile listings leave out. Read it before you order.
Walls: the strongest use
Aurora Onyx Gold performs best on walls, and that is where we would specify it first:
- Bathroom and en-suite feature walls
- Full-height shower walls (not the floor)
- Kitchen splashbacks behind hobs and sinks
- Hallway feature panels and fireplace surrounds
- Reception and lobby walls in light commercial settings
On a vertical surface the gloss earns its keep and none of its drawbacks apply.
Dry floors
The tile is rated for floor use and is listed with a PEI 4 wear rating, which covers domestic traffic and light commercial traffic. On surfaces that stay dry it is a legitimate floor tile:
- Living rooms and dining rooms
- Hallways past the entrance mat zone
- Bedrooms and dressing rooms
- Showrooms and retail floors
Wet floors - read this before you buy
Tiles Paradise lists Aurora Onyx Gold at R10 on the DIN 51130 ramp scale. Treat that as one data point, not as permission.
A ramp test measures grip on an oiled incline with a barefoot or shod operator under laboratory conditions. It does not describe a soapy, wet, polished surface in a domestic shower. As a specification rule that holds in practice: a polished glaze is not the correct finish for a surface that is regularly walked on while wet.
Do not specify Aurora Onyx Gold on:
- Shower floors or shower trays
- Wet room floors
- Steam room floors
- The immediate splash zone of a family bathroom floor
- Any external surface, patio or step
- Poolside and changing room floors
For those surfaces, choose a matt anti-slip tile from the bathroom anti-slip tiles collection and keep Aurora Onyx Gold on the walls above it. That pairing is not a compromise — it is how the look is achieved properly, and it reads as a designed scheme rather than a single tile used everywhere.
If you want the reasoning behind R-ratings before you decide, our non-slip floor tiles R-rating guide explains what each rating covers, and the porcelain tiles water absorption, slip rating and thickness guide sets out how the numbers are derived.
What Do Rectified Edges Change About the Finished Result?
Rectification means each tile is ground to exact dimensions after firing, so every tile in the batch is the same size to within a fraction of a millimetre, with a crisp 90-degree edge instead of a slightly rounded pressed one.
Three consequences:
- Joints can be narrower. A 2mm joint is achievable, against the 3–5mm a non-rectified tile requires to absorb size variation. On a 60x120cm tile that difference visibly reduces how much grout you see.
- Grid lines stay straight over distance. Across a 4m wall, cumulative size variation in non-rectified tiles pushes joints out of alignment. Rectified tiles do not drift.
- Lippage becomes less forgiving. A sharp edge sitting 1mm proud of its neighbour catches light and feels sharp underfoot. Levelling clips are not optional on a rectified gloss tile.
Our rectified porcelain tiles explainer covers edge tolerance in more detail.
Full Specification: Aurora Onyx Gold Glossy Porcelain Tile
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Product name | Aurora Onyx Gold Glossy Porcelain Tile |
| Material | Glazed porcelain, fully vitrified |
| Surface finish | Polished / glossy |
| Effect | Gold onyx, banded veining |
| Ground colour | Warm white / ivory |
| Vein colour | Champagne to amber gold |
| Edge | Rectified |
| Water absorption | Below 0.5% (impervious) |
| Wear rating | PEI 4 |
| Slip rating (as listed) | R10 — see wet-area guidance above |
| Frost resistant | Not specified for external use |
| Application | Walls and dry floors, interior |
| Underfloor heating | Compatible |
| Variation | Moderate face variation |
| Supplier | Tiles Paradise UK |
Range and pricing matrix
| Format | Metric size | Thickness | Tiles per box | Coverage per box | Price per m² | RRP per m² |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60x60cm | 600 x 600mm | 9mm | 2 | 0.72 m² | £22.99 | £37.99 |
| 60x120cm | 600 x 1200mm | 9.5mm | 2 | 1.44 m² | £24.99 | £37.99 |
Both formats are sold per square metre. Bulk pallet and job-lot quantities are available for larger projects — see the buying section below.
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How Many Aurora Tiles Do You Need Per Square Metre?
Tiles per square metre by format
| Format | Area per tile | Tiles per m² | Boxes per 10 m² |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60x60cm | 0.36 m² | 2.78 | 13.9 → order 14 |
| 60x120cm | 0.72 m² | 1.39 | 6.9 → order 7 |
Worked example: a 6 m² bathroom
Take a bathroom with 6 m² of floor and 14 m² of wall to be tiled full height, using 60x120cm throughout.
- Floor: 6 m² ÷ 0.72 = 8.34 tiles → 9 tiles
- Walls: 14 m² ÷ 0.72 = 19.45 tiles → 20 tiles
- Subtotal: 29 tiles = 20.88 m²
- Add 10% wastage: 20.88 × 1.10 = 22.97 m²
- Boxes at 1.44 m² each: 22.97 ÷ 1.44 = 15.95 → order 16 boxes (23.04 m²)
At £24.99 per m², 23.04 m² comes to approximately £575.77 in tiles.
Wastage allowance by layout
| Layout | Add for wastage |
|---|---|
| Straight stack, simple rectangular room | 10% |
| Straight stack, room with multiple obstacles | 12–15% |
| Brick / offset bond | 12% |
| Diagonal | 15% |
| Bookmatched feature wall | 15–20% |
Order all of it in one delivery. Tiles are produced in shade batches, and a second order placed weeks later may come from a different batch with a slightly different gold tone.
Use our tile calculator to check your figures, or follow the worked method in our bathroom tile quantities guide.
How Much Does an Aurora Onyx Gold Scheme Cost?
Tile price is rarely the whole cost. These are realistic material budgets, excluding labour.
| Project | Area incl. 10% waste | Format | Tile cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen splashback, 3 m² | 3.3 m² | 60x60cm | ~£76 |
| Cloakroom, walls + floor, 8 m² | 8.8 m² | 60x60cm | ~£202 |
| Family bathroom, 20 m² | 22 m² | 60x120cm | ~£550 |
| Hallway floor, 12 m² | 13.2 m² | 60x120cm | ~£330 |
| Open-plan living floor, 40 m² | 44 m² | 60x120cm | ~£1,100 |
On top of tiles, budget for flexible S1 adhesive, grout, levelling clips, a diamond blade and — for large format — a suction lifter. Delivery is free on standard pallet orders over £499, with a £39.99 charge between £100 and £499. Deliveries are kerbside, so arrange help to move a pallet.
How Should Aurora Onyx Gold Tiles Be Installed?
Substrate preparation and flatness
Large format and gloss both punish an uneven substrate, and this tile is both.
- Floors should be flat to within 3mm over a 2m straightedge before you start. Use a self-levelling compound where they are not.
- Plasterboard walls carrying 60x120cm tiles need to be securely fixed and true. Over-boarding with tile backer board is the reliable route in a shower.
- In wet areas, tank the substrate with a waterproofing membrane before tiling. Porcelain is impervious; the joints and the wall behind are not.
Choosing the right adhesive
Use a flexible, cementitious S1-classified adhesive as the minimum. Over underfloor heating, or on any substrate that moves, S2 is the safer specification. Apply with a notched trowel and back-butter every large-format tile to achieve solid coverage — aim for 95% coverage in wet areas and no voids under the tile. A void beneath a 60x120cm tile is where cracks start.
Controlling lippage
Levelling clips and wedges are mandatory on a rectified gloss tile. Set them at every joint on 60x120cm. Check each tile against its neighbour as you go rather than at the end, because adhesive gives you a short window to correct.
Cutting and drilling polished porcelain
Vitrified porcelain is dense and the glaze is brittle at the edge.
- Use a continuous-rim diamond blade on a wet cutter, not a dry angle grinder, to avoid chipping the glaze.
- Score and cut from the face side so any micro-chipping falls on the reverse.
- For pipe and tap holes, use a diamond hole saw with water cooling and low pressure.
- Any cut edge on an external corner should be mitred or finished with a trim — a raw cut edge on a gloss tile is visible.
Dry lay for vein direction
Before mixing adhesive, lay out at least eight tiles on the floor and look at them together. Decide which way the gold bands should run and mark the backs. Onyx veining has direction, and a wall where the veins point randomly looks accidental rather than designed.
Our step-by-step guide to laying large format porcelain floor tiles covers the full floor sequence.
Which Grout Colour Works Best With Aurora Onyx Gold?
Grout is the one decision that can undo an expensive tile. Because Aurora Onyx Gold has a warm ivory ground, a cool grey grout fights it.
| Grout colour | Result | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Ivory / cream | Joints almost disappear; the surface reads as one continuous panel | Feature walls, 60x120cm, the recommended default |
| Beige / warm sand | Slightly visible joint that follows the tile's warmth | Floors where a defined grid is wanted |
| Warm mid-grey | Deliberate grid; makes the gold veining pop by contrast | 60x60cm floors, kitchens |
| Soft gold / bronze | Picks up the vein colour; specialist look | Small splashbacks only |
| Brilliant white | Reads cold against the warm ground and looks blue-ish | Avoid |
| Charcoal or black | Overpowers the delicate veining entirely | Avoid |
Two practical notes. First, use a stain-resistant or epoxy grout on floors and shower walls — cement grout in a light colour will discolour along traffic lines within two years. Second, grout a small test area and let it fully cure before committing; grout dries several shades lighter than it looks wet.
Which Layout Patterns Suit Gold Onyx Veining?
Vertical stack (portrait)
Running 60x120cm tiles vertically in a straight stack draws the eye upward and makes a standard 2.4m ceiling feel taller. On a shower wall this is usually the strongest choice, because the vein bands run with the height of the space.
Horizontal stack (landscape)
Laying 60x120cm horizontally widens a narrow room. In a long, narrow bathroom or a corridor this reads better than vertical, and it lets a single tile span a basin recess without a joint.
If you are unsure which way to lay a 60x120cm tile: vertical to gain height, horizontal to gain width. Decide based on the dimension the room is short of.
Bookmatch feature
Because the veining is directional, two tiles laid as mirror images can create a symmetrical butterfly pattern behind a bath or basin. Bookmatching requires ordering extra tiles and dry-laying to find matching faces, so allow 15–20% wastage and expect to reject some tiles. Done well, it is the single most striking thing you can do with this range.
Patterns to avoid
- Brick bond at 50% offset on 60x120cm. Large-format tiles have slight centre bow, and a 50% offset maximises lippage at the joint. If you want an offset, use a 25–33% stagger.
- Herringbone. It fragments the veining into noise and creates enormous cutting waste.
- Mixing with a second patterned tile. Gold onyx veining is already a strong pattern; pair it with plain, not with another feature.
How Do You Clean and Maintain Polished Onyx Effect Porcelain?
Routine cleaning
- Sweep or vacuum floors before wet cleaning — dragging grit across a gloss surface causes fine scratching over time.
- Clean with warm water and a pH-neutral tile cleaner. Microfibre, not a scouring pad.
- To avoid streaks, dry-buff with a clean microfibre cloth while the surface is still slightly damp. This is the single step that separates a streaky gloss floor from a mirror-finish one, and it is why "how to clean polished porcelain tiles without streaks" is such a common search.
- Never use acidic limescale removers, bleach-based cleaners or wax polish. Acid attacks the grout even when it does not touch the glaze, and wax builds a cloudy film.
Removing installation haze
A grey or milky film after tiling is cement haze, not a fault in the tile. Remove it with a proprietary cement film remover used strictly to the manufacturer's dilution, followed by a clean water rinse. Do this within a few days — cured haze is far harder to shift.
Limescale in hard water areas
In hard water regions, water spots on a gloss shower wall are the main maintenance task. A rubber squeegee after showering removes almost all of it and takes ten seconds. Where deposits have built up, use a limescale product rated as safe for glazed porcelain and rinse thoroughly.
Grout care
The glaze needs no sealing — it is impervious and cannot absorb anything. Cement-based grout is the porous part of the installation, and it is what benefits from a grout sealer applied after curing and refreshed periodically. Our bathroom tile and grout cleaning guide covers the full routine.
Are Aurora Onyx Gold Tiles Compatible With Underfloor Heating?
Yes. Both the 60x60cm and 60x120cm formats are listed as compatible with underfloor heating, and porcelain is the ideal surface for it — dense, thermally conductive and dimensionally stable.
Three conditions matter for a long-lasting installation:
- Use a flexible S1 or S2 adhesive rated for heated screeds. Standard adhesive will fail as the floor cycles.
- Commission the heating properly. Allow the screed to cure fully, then bring the system up in stages of around 5°C per day and back down again before tiling.
- Include movement joints at perimeters and at the transitions between heated and unheated zones. A large-format tile over a heated floor with no movement provision is the most common cause of debonding.
Because porcelain conducts heat efficiently, a tiled floor over underfloor heating reaches temperature faster and holds it longer than timber or vinyl.
How Does Aurora Onyx Gold Compare With Other Gold and Onyx Tiles?
Aurora is not the only route to a gold-veined surface. Choosing between them comes down to how bold you want the veining and whether you need gloss.
| Tile | Finish | Formats | Price per m² | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora Onyx Gold | Gloss | 60x60, 60x120 | from £22.99 | Warm ivory ground, broad champagne-gold bands |
| Persian Onyx Gold White | Gloss | 60x60, 60x120 | £27.99 | Whiter ground, finer and busier gold veining |
| Onyx Diora Gold | Polished | 60x60 | £19.99 | Budget option, more subdued gold |
| Rossato onyx effect range | Matt | 30x60, 60x60, 60x120 | — | Same onyx language without reflection; safer underfoot |
| Onyx Beige Matt Anti-Slip | Matt anti-slip | 60x60 | £19.99 | Warm neutral matt companion for wet floors |
Two straightforward decisions:
- Want gold veining on a floor that gets wet? Aurora on the walls, a matt tile on the floor.
- Want maximum gold impact on a feature wall? Persian Onyx Gold is busier; Aurora is calmer and easier to live with across a large area.
Compare the wider ranges in the onyx tiles collection, the gold tiles collection and the onyx wall tiles range.
How Do You Build a Complete Room Scheme Around Aurora Onyx Gold?
Bathroom scheme
Aurora Onyx Gold 60x120cm run vertically on the shower and basin walls; a matt anti-slip tile in a warm neutral on the floor and shower tray; ivory grout on the walls, a slightly darker warm grey on the floor; brushed brass or champagne gold brassware to echo the veining; a large frameless or brass-framed mirror opposite the feature wall to double the reflection. Chrome also works, but brushed gold is the pairing this tile was designed for.
For more combinations, see our gold bathroom tile ideas and the onyx and marble effect bathroom wall tile ideas.
Kitchen splashback scheme
Aurora 60x60cm behind the hob and along the run, cut to the underside of the wall units. Pair with plain matt cabinetry — deep green, navy, warm white or walnut all sit well against gold veining. Avoid a patterned worktop; let one surface be the feature. Our gold kitchen splashback pairing guide covers cabinet colour compatibility in detail, and the gold kitchen tiles collection shows the alternatives.
Hallway and living room scheme
Aurora 60x120cm laid horizontally down a hallway makes a narrow corridor feel wider, and the gloss carries light from the front door deeper into the house. Keep the entrance mat zone generous — grit is the main threat to a gloss floor — and continue the same tile into an open-plan living space to visually join the two rooms. Browse the format in large format tiles 600x1200.
How Do You Buy Aurora Onyx Gold: Samples, Boxes and Pallets?
Order a sample first. A gold-veined gloss tile behaves differently under your lighting than it does on a screen, and a sample costs less than a wrong order.
Calculate, then add wastage, using the tables above. Order the full quantity in a single delivery so every tile comes from the same shade batch.
For larger projects, check the bulk options. Aurora Onyx Gold is available in job-lot and pallet quantities in both formats:
- Aurora Onyx Gold 60x60cm pallet deal
- Aurora Onyx Gold 60x120cm pallet deal
- All pallet and job-lot deals
Check delivery before you order. Standard pallet delivery is free over £499 and typically arrives in 2–4 working days; orders between £100 and £499 carry a £39.99 charge. Delivery is kerbside — the driver will not carry tiles into the property, so arrange help.
Inspect on arrival. Open a box, check the shade batch code is consistent and report any transit damage promptly with photographs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Aurora Onyx Gold Glossy Porcelain Tiles
Is Aurora Onyx Gold real onyx? No. It is glazed porcelain printed to reproduce gold onyx veining. It is harder, non-porous, needs no sealing and costs a fraction of natural stone.
Are Aurora Onyx Gold tiles slippery when wet? Polished porcelain loses grip when wet, regardless of the listed rating. Specify it on walls and dry floors, and use a matt anti-slip tile on shower floors, wet rooms and family bathroom floors.
Can Aurora Onyx Gold be used on a bathroom floor? On a low-traffic en-suite or cloakroom floor that stays largely dry, yes. In a family bathroom where the floor gets genuinely wet, choose matt for the floor and keep Aurora on the walls.
Do the tiles need sealing? No. The glaze is impervious. Cement-based grout is the part worth sealing.
How many 60x120cm tiles are in a square metre? 1.39 tiles. One box of two tiles covers 1.44 m².
How many 60x60cm tiles are in a square metre? 2.78 tiles. One box of two tiles covers 0.72 m².
What thickness are the tiles? 9.5mm in 60x120cm and 9mm in 60x60cm.
Are they suitable for underfloor heating? Yes, both formats, provided a flexible S1 or S2 adhesive is used and the system is commissioned correctly.
What grout colour should I use? Ivory or cream for a seamless look; warm mid-grey if you want the grid to read. Avoid brilliant white, which looks cold against the warm ivory ground.
Can I use Aurora Onyx Gold outdoors? No. It is specified for interior use, and a polished surface is unsuitable for external areas in any case.
Should 60x120cm tiles be laid horizontally or vertically? Vertically to make a room feel taller; horizontally to make it feel wider. Choose based on the dimension the room lacks.
Will a second order match my first? Only if it comes from the same shade batch. Order everything, including wastage, at once.
Is the tile suitable for commercial use? It carries a PEI 4 wear rating, which covers light commercial traffic such as retail and reception areas on dry floors. It is not suitable for wet commercial floors.
How do I stop streaks when cleaning? Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner, then dry-buff with a clean microfibre cloth while the surface is still slightly damp.
Still deciding? Browse the full onyx tiles collection, compare finishes across the gold floor tiles and bathroom gold tiles ranges, or order a sample of Aurora Onyx Gold 60x120cm and see the veining under your own lighting.