Non slip tiles

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Can somebody recommend nice non slip, preferably black, bathroom floor - they all seem to be dull looking and difficult to clean

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Daisy England
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They might look matt/dull but they will be far easier to clean. Glossy ones show up any splashes.
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Daisy England

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