Types of ceramic floors:
 
They are governed as the kings of the market, offering a very competitive price with great durability. They combine tradition, innovation and versatility; being able to find a variety of prices, sizes and finishes almost unlimited.

They are soils with a lot of thermal transmittance, this makes it cold soils, which contribute to the thermal comfort of the space in summer. This cooling effect can be regulated in winter using insulating elements such as carpets or other fabrics, although it is not usually a handicap in areas near the sea with a mild climate. This same property also makes it a very interesting material for underfloor heating systems, since they heat up quickly increasing the efficiency of the system.

Cooked mud: Porous, coarse, warm and almost obsolete, it gives the space a rustic touch for a price much lower than the rest of the options. Most used outdoors, it is a material that can absorb some dirt, but with a very dignified aging.

Vitrified stoneware: Widely used in tiles on walls and even in crafts, it ranks as number two in the list price list and can be a good option for finishes in kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor areas. It is found in a large number of sizes, conforming from tiles and mosaics to large floors. 

porcelain stoneware: The most chosen at present, has an interesting catalog that delights the most demanding, being able to find even with texture or imitating options as varied as wood or rust. Its durability is higher, although the carbon footprint is also somewhat higher.

One of the best aspects to highlight is its darability to blows, also in the case of breakage of a porcelain piece the cracks are hidden very easily thanks to the fact that the color of the inside of the piece is equal to the outer layer, it is something that does not happen with the vitrified stoneware since the color of the piece is brown (mud) inside.

The sores can reduce until they are almost eliminated, giving a continuous clean appearance. It is an excellent option for both exterior and interior spaces being a product of a higher quality than the rest of the list, although its price is also somewhat higher.

wooden floors:
 

One of the big questions when it comes to conditioning a house is whether to put parquet or floating flooring and that there are many types of wood finish that the main question when choosing is between a natural floor such as parquet or a laminate flooring like the floating floor.

Floating flooring: When we talk about floating flooring, we refer to a wood-like laminate flooring, the general characteristic of this type of flooring is that it gives the property a warm and pleasant touch, if you are the type of person who prefers to take off your shoes before entering home this soil is ideal, usually our recommendation is to use this type of soil in cold climates.The maintenance of the soil is very simple and does not need any special treatment besides in case of breakage you should simply change a table for another without doing work

One of the most positive points is the wide variety of laminate floors, being able to find almost unlimited wood tones, when choosing your ideal floor, do not look directly for the cheapest price since the only thing you will find will be smooth finishes that do not get an effect wood.

To finish, we would like to clarify that we can also find the platform in the market, unlike the floating platform, if it is made of natural wood, its shape when it is mounted is different, these are placed on top of rattles, that is, some wooden guides which rise a few centimeters from the ground, this separation is very beneficial for the person who uses it to the ground since it will avoid possible moisture seepage and better acoustic and thermal insulation by the air chamber between the floor and the floor of the House.

Parquet: when we refer to parquet we talk about natural wood floors (oak, chestnut, iroko, olive, beech, etc.). The general characteristic, like the platform, is that it provides greater comfort when walking around the house.

One of the most positive features is that they are unique pieces so the mosaic effect does not occur and the same drawings are not repeated in two different pieces if it is true that when choosing a finish or another we can not find as much variety as laminate flooring (floating floor

Keep in mind that natural wood floors have a more exhaustive maintenance since once placed every few years it would have to be varnished or oiled depending on the type of parquet chosen, but as a positive point when repairing a broken piece simply must be sanded and re-varnished without changing the wood or doing work.

Stone floors:

 
When spoken of stone we can differentiate two types, on the one hand we have the natural stone which gives a more stately finish as it is a noble stone, others are placed without leaving space between pieces in this way it offers us a more continuous aspect to the ground, As a positive way, since it is a natural material, it does not contain substances harmful to health, it is not flammable and it is a magnificent acoustic and thermal insulator, providing the necessary freshness in summer and the warmth demanded by winter.

On the other hand we have the artificial stone are composed of high density plastic or cement that is molded to mimic the texture and surface of a stone, in the case of interior floors or tiles are mostly imitations of stones in vitrified stoneware or Barnaclean, Although artificial stone has many colors and patterns to choose from, but not as natural as natural stone, Its most common use is in bathroom tiles, facades, countertop and floors

Natural stones are more common in outdoor pavements or public areas which suffer greatly from the passage of people and different temperature changes that are why natural stones are installed as you aggressively erode it and therefore are more durable, on the contrary If a house is artificial stone, they fulfill their purpose, they do not need much maintenance and the specimens are cheaper.

Under our recommendation, if you are thinking of choosing an artificial stone to decorate walls or floors that are porcelain pieces since they are more resistant and of a superior quality.

Concrete floors:

Concrete floors offer an important variety, perfect for all tastes. You can choose a floor with more or less shine, depending on how polished it is. Or choose a matte finish, in which the cement is protected with a sealant. It all depends on the effect you want to achieve.
In our opinion, the important thing is to choose the right level of brightness so that it is neither too matt nor too bright. In addition, you can combine it with carpets and light wood furniture to give a warmer air to the space.

Many people ask, what is the difference between a printed and polished concrete floor? The answer is simple, both are pavements with a high resistance that differ in the finish of the tread.
Polished concrete flooring, as its name suggests, is polished on its surface with a machine that is completely smooth, without roughness. However, the print is rough and a mold is applied in order to achieve certain geometric shapes and drawings.
Printed concrete is frequently used outdoors. Concrete stamping can mimic stone, tiles, pavers, slate or other surfaces on, terraces, pool contours, gardens, garages, parking lots and others.

Printed concrete has great strength and quality, this type of floor is superior to other types of outdoor flooring such as ceramic floors.

The recommendation that we give is only to use this type of pavement for vehicle crossing areas such as an access to a villa or the parking area, and leave the outdoor areas such as terraces or pool areas of a more elegant material such as It can be a porcelain floor of the imitation that you like the most: wood, stone...

Of course we would like to finish without explaining the advantages of concrete, one of the great advantages is its costs since we can afford to have a floor with very good finishes and highly resistant more economical than other market options, as we have commented it has a great resistance either to withstand large loads such as changes in weather conditions for outdoor floors, also one of the great concern when placing a floor is the maintenance to be applied but in concrete floors maintenance is very simple , simply pass the broom when it has dirt and scrub as if it were another floor treated with polished concrete floor product, and in the case of the concrete printed for outdoor use simply by sweeping it would be enough.