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Can porcelain tiles really work outside and in?


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Just wondered if anyone has used a porcelain tile for patio area? We are looking at standard thickness tiles which are non slip and supposedly able to be used as an exterior. Bad idea? We are quite keen to use the same style of tile outside and in, with slightly different finish. Grateful for any thoughts or advice.

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