Hillside Homes · Steps · Split Levels · Cala
Tiling & Flooring Finestrat
Houses below Puig Campana are rarely on one level. In Finestrat, tiling usually means steps, ramps and terraces, and the skill is in making every change of height look intended and feel safe.
Finestrat's homes climb the slopes beneath Puig Campana, and the houses climb with them. Garage, hall, living area and terrace can each sit at a different height, linked by internal and external steps. A tiler working here spends as much time on edges and risers as on flat floor.
Down at Cala de Finestrat the housing is different, with apartments and holiday homes near the sea. Floors there are typically flat and the questions are about sand, damp feet and rented use rather than gradients.
In both cases, we begin by walking the whole route a person takes through the property, from the gate to the furthest room. That tells us where tiles will be stressed, where water runs and where a slip is most likely.