Durability: Tile flooring is highly durable, and able to withstand heavy use and moisture, making it perfect for busy areas in both homes and commercial spaces. Low Maintenance: Tile flooring is low maintenance, requiring minimal effort to keep clean and looking great. Its smooth surface is easy to wipe clean, making it ideal for busy homes and commercial spaces. Variety: Tile comes in a variety of options to fit any style or need, with choices ranging from materials like ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone to a diverse selection of colors, patterns, and textures.
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Ceramic tile is budget-friendly, easy to maintain, and comes in many colors, shapes, and textures. Subway tile is a common type. It's great for high-traffic areas like kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and mudrooms but not ideal for outdoor use. Since patterns are printed on the surface, chips can be more noticeable.
Porcelain tile is durable, less porous than ceramic, and suitable for outdoor use, even in cold climates. It can mimic natural stone, brick, or wood and works well in high-traffic areas like kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, and outdoor spaces. It's water-resistant, can be coated for traction, and doesn't trap dirt or dust. Because the color runs through the tile, chips are less noticeable.
Natural stone offers a classic, high-end look and can be used indoors or outdoors. It's more expensive, porous, and prone to scratches, so it needs regular sealing. Marble, limestone, and granite are common types, available in sizes from mosaic to large format.
What could be more relaxing than getting out of the shower and stepping onto heated floors? When it comes to bathroom remodels, heated flooring is quickly climbing the list of must-haves for many homeowners.
Learn more on Schluter Profiles lineBullnose edges are among the most popular choices for finishing a tile installation. Bullnose tile is recognizable because of its characteristic rounded edges.
Schluter edge profiles are perfect for tile and stone lines that do not offer a bullnose option or if you are looking for a thinner, more modern edge detail.
Rail moldings, like pencils, ogees, and quarter rounds, are stylish alternatives to using a bullnose trim to finish the edges of a tile installation. These moldings come in a wide variety of color and material options.
