On the other hand if they have labelled the tile as a wall tile it s generally not suitable for flooring.
Wall tiles and floor tiles difference.
Due to the impervious or vitreous nature of ceramic and porcelain tiles and the hardened glaze which is usually fired onto their top surface tiles are normally found in bathrooms wet rooms and kitchens.
There is no appreciable difference in the appearance of ceramic and porcelain wall tile vs floor tile but stylistically it is general practice for wall tiles to be relatively small in comparison to floor tiles.
Ceramic tiles in particular will usually have a grade from one to three grade one is the best and will be ideal for a floor grade two is best saved for a floor with less traffic and grade three should only be used on walls.
While any tile can be used as a wall tile only certain grades.
In the past the difference between wall and floor tiles was as clear as day and night.
And this can be a little confusing especially if you re a little new to tiles.
The difference between wall and floor tiles and style.
Appearance wall tile.
Having said that if the tile is porcelain there is a good chance that you can use it for flooring too.
Just double check with the sales person.
Ceramic tiles are not made specifically for floors or walls.
Instead they are classified according to their strength and durability.