This allows cool tile to conduct heat away much faster than a cool rug.
If they were both warmer than body temperature the tile would feel warmer for the same reason.
The carpet provides more friction
Tile is a ceramic which is a better conductor of heat than carpet which is an insulator. In a very hot summer the tile will feel warmer than the carpet.
The tile is not the issue as much as the sturdiness of the sub floor and the installation of cement board over the sub floor that keeps the tile and grout from cracking. Tile on a cement slab should hold just fine, as long as there are no unsupported pockets between the two. Our upright piano is on a tiled floor with no issues.
The marble is really good at conducting heat away from your hand but because the carpet isn't as dense and has lots of air between the fibres it is not a very good heat conductor. Because the marble is a goodheat conductor it cools down your feet quickly and so they feel colder but the carpet cannot cool down your feet. An interesting experiment to try is to get three bowls and put hot water in one, cold water in another and a 50:50 mix of hot and cold in the third. Put one hand in the hot water and the other hand in the cold water for 20 seconds and then put them both into to third bowl. Try it but be careful that the water isn't too hot.
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A carpet is the same temperature as a tiled floor because the carpet contains air particles and that keeps heat in and tiled flooring does not contain air particles to keep the heat from your body.
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The tiles conduct heat away faster than cloth
It depends on the time it takes for the cement to dry.
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if it is a tiled floor mop it everyday, and if carpeted floor vacuum it everyday. wipe all your furniture with a cotton cloth often.
The idea for it came from watching a fly crawl along the tiled floor.
Common and simple tessellations may be found in a tiled bathroom, or wooden floor-boards.
Wood, I imagine, but I'm not totally sure. It is definitely polished wood in the movies, though. Tolkien's picture shows a tiled sort of floor in a checkerboard pattern. It could be wood, stone or tile.
When a cat chases a mouse through a door and creates friction on the tiled floor, an electrical current flow through the floor and zaps innocent passers-by.
The carpet provides more friction
Without seeing it the only good assumption would be that your beam or floorboards are breaking. Try pulling up some tile and checking on those and see if they are broken or deteriorating.