Project notes and specification briefs.
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26 June 2026
Why Tiles Crack or Lift — and How to Prevent It
Cracked and lifting tiles are almost never the tile's fault. Here are the real causes — voids, movement, and a missing joint — and the method that prevents every one of them.
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12 June 2026
Heated Tile Floors for Ghana Homes: Do They Make Sense?
Underfloor heating in Ghana sounds counter-intuitive — but in air-conditioned, marble-and-porcelain interiors it solves a real comfort problem. Here is where it earns its place, and how it is built.
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15 May 2026
Large-Format Tiles: What to Know Before You Choose Them
Large-format tiles make a room feel bigger and calmer — but they are unforgiving of an uneven floor. Here is what large format actually demands, and why it lives or dies on the substrate.
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20 April 2026
Large-Format Porcelain — A Specification Guide for 2026
Why ≥600×600 mm rectified-edge porcelain is the institutional choice for Tier-1 hospitality and corporate atriums — and what specifiers should know.
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15 April 2026
Behind the Tilers Ghana Project Office
How the Tilers Ghana project office translates architect specification into Tier-1 institutional installation — the discipline that distinguishes specialist contractors.
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10 April 2026
Anti-Slip Tiles for Bathrooms and Pool Decks
A wet floor is a fall risk, and slip resistance is measurable — not a matter of opinion. Here is the number that defines a safe wet-area tile, and what a safe installation involves.
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1 April 2026
Tilers Ghana at 50 Years — A Specification Practice Anniversary
Five decades of specification-grade tile installation across Ghana's premier interiors — and what the next fifty bring.
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13 March 2026
Porcelain vs Ceramic Tiles: Which to Choose
Porcelain and ceramic look alike in the showroom but behave very differently underfoot. Here is the one measurement that settles it, and where each belongs in a Ghanaian home.
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16 February 2026
How Much Does Tiling Cost in Ghana?
The honest answer to the question everyone asks first — what tiling costs in Ghana, why the tile is rarely the biggest number, and what a fair quote actually contains.