Floor Tile
Floor and Quarry Tile
A versatile, durable material built to elevate many areas of your home or business
- Floor tiles can be made of porcelain, natural stone, recycled glass, concrete or terrazzo. They are highly durable and versatile materials which can be waterproofed and installed with heated flooring systems with some rated for both indoor and out.
- Heavier and denser than ceramic, they are excellent for heavily trafficked places in your home such as entry ways and kitchens, in addition to areas that may be subject to abuse or water including bathrooms, laundry rooms, playrooms and finished basements
- Our curated selection of high quality porcelain tiles and natural stone feature non slip textures, better finishes and higher integrity than the seconds sold at most box stores. Many of our styles offer matching mosaics and complementary trim pieces including bullnosed baseboard for a finished look.
- Stop in today and one of our designers will walk you through our wide variety of styles and color schemes. Let us help you find the perfect tile for your home.
Frequently Asked Questions about Hardwoods
No, while ceramic tiles were used on floors in the past, they are more likely to break. Ceramic is made of a different clay and fired at lower temperatures. This results in a less dense material that stand up to the pressures placed on floors. While you won’t use ceramic on a floor, there are many lovely styles perfect for a kitchen backsplash or bathroom walls.
Not necessarily! We carry a wide range of brands and styles allowing you to select a tile that fits within your ideal price point. While they will cost a little more upfront than other materials, when installed correctly will last the life of your home.
Yes, they are known to feel colder to the touch than hardwood, laminate or carpet. However, there are a variety of heated floor systems that are designed to go under porcelain. These systems can even make an unheated room comfortable in winter under the right conditions. This can be a perfect solution in a garage remodeled into living space, or a home office. Stop in to ask us the details!
That depends on the depth of the project; at the very least, you will need a complementary color of grout and the correct type of setting materials to adhere the tiles. Come in today and we can help with everything from tile and grout selection to choosing a tile layout and finding the correct setting material.
Floor Tile
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