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Flooring Tile, Wall Tile, and Counter top Tile From Shaw, Roca, Laufen, Dal-Tile, Incepa and United States Ceramic
Tile.
For an elegant and natural look in high traffic areas, it's hard to beat ceramic porcelain or vinyl plank tile. Available in
glazed or unglazed, tile is a good choice for moisture prone areas like entryways, kitchens or baths. Extremely durable
and simple to maintain, it compliments other floor types such as carpet, hardwood, or laminate. Another option is
natural stone, which comes in several forms and varies in look, usage and durability. Among the most durable of
flooring surfaces, tile also proves to offer an amazing array of design flooring possibilities.
Ceramic tile is a mixture of clays and minerals that has been shaped, pressed, then fired at temperatures exceeding
2,000 degrees (F), resulting in a hard surface. The protective glaze that is applied before firing gives the ceramic tile
added color and finish and makes it resistant to stains, odors, bacteria, and scratches.
Porcelain tile is a type of ceramic made of a very fine mixture of clays and minerals similar to those found in fine
dinnerware. These special clays allow porcelain tile to be fired at temperatures even higher than ceramic tile, typically
exceeding 2,400 degrees (F). The higher temperature results in a very dense tile. And the denser a tile, the better it
resists moisture.
Glazed and unglazed ceramic and stone tile are the most durable floor coverings. The downside is that they are cold to
bare feet (but this can be a plus in warm climates). Other detractions are that anything fragile dropped on them is likely
to break, and that some tiles are slippery when they're wet.
Glazed ceramic tiles come in a huge variety of colors and surface textures. They are thicker and less glossy than tiles
used for walls and counters. The glaze is water repellent and can be treated so that it has a nonskid surface. Glazed
tiles can have glossy, satin, matte, and dull finishes and can be anywhere from a foot square in size to tiny mosaic
pieces.
Tile.
For an elegant and natural look in high traffic areas, it's hard to beat ceramic porcelain or vinyl plank tile. Available in
glazed or unglazed, tile is a good choice for moisture prone areas like entryways, kitchens or baths. Extremely durable
and simple to maintain, it compliments other floor types such as carpet, hardwood, or laminate. Another option is
natural stone, which comes in several forms and varies in look, usage and durability. Among the most durable of
flooring surfaces, tile also proves to offer an amazing array of design flooring possibilities.
Ceramic tile is a mixture of clays and minerals that has been shaped, pressed, then fired at temperatures exceeding
2,000 degrees (F), resulting in a hard surface. The protective glaze that is applied before firing gives the ceramic tile
added color and finish and makes it resistant to stains, odors, bacteria, and scratches.
Porcelain tile is a type of ceramic made of a very fine mixture of clays and minerals similar to those found in fine
dinnerware. These special clays allow porcelain tile to be fired at temperatures even higher than ceramic tile, typically
exceeding 2,400 degrees (F). The higher temperature results in a very dense tile. And the denser a tile, the better it
resists moisture.
Glazed and unglazed ceramic and stone tile are the most durable floor coverings. The downside is that they are cold to
bare feet (but this can be a plus in warm climates). Other detractions are that anything fragile dropped on them is likely
to break, and that some tiles are slippery when they're wet.
Glazed ceramic tiles come in a huge variety of colors and surface textures. They are thicker and less glossy than tiles
used for walls and counters. The glaze is water repellent and can be treated so that it has a nonskid surface. Glazed
tiles can have glossy, satin, matte, and dull finishes and can be anywhere from a foot square in size to tiny mosaic
pieces.
| Shaw Tile: Experience the crisp, cool beauty of Shaw Ceramics. Durable, distinctive and practical, ceramic tile goes from textured and rustic to smooth and contemporary. Shaw Industries has a carefully selected, comprehensive assortment of the world's finest ceramic tile products. Incredible choices and Shaw's tile display make finding the perfect ceramic look an adventure. |
| Roca Tile Group is a world-wide leader in manufacturing, distributing and marketing ceramic, porcelain, glass and natural stone tiles branded under Roca, Laufen, United States Ceramic Tile and Incepa for both commercial and residential applications. Explore porcelain tile inspired by the latest European trends. Roca's exclusive tile collections are perfect for both high-end residential and commercial applications. Front-line technology ensures the highest quality in design and innovation. |
| Incepa Tile. Offer all your residential clients the the classic beauty of tile through the Incepa line. Character, durability and design meet at a surprisingly pleasing value. It is perfect for the home owner looking for functionality and fashion. Look through our Incepa Tile web pages to find great wholesale prices and information on Incepa Tiles. |
| Dal-Tile International, a division of Mohawk Industries, is a leading manufacturer and distributor of ceramic tile and stone products in North America. It operates nine manufacturing plants and three distribution centers, shipping to over 235 company stores plus home centers and independent distributors. Leading Brand Names. Dal-Tile owns two of the most widely recognized product brands in ceramic tile, Daltile® and American Olean®. Each brand offers a comprehensive line of fashionable, high-quality tile products in a range of colors, textures and finishes. |
| Laufen Tile offers quality floor, wall and decorative tile throughout the U.S. market. With its expansive ceramic tile offering, Laufen continues to bring together its heritage of beautiful styling and its reputation for quality craftsmanship. Laufen is headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, along with the U.S. operations of its sister companies Roca, United States Ceramic Tile Company and Incepa. All brands are part of the Roca Group. The combined Roca Group is among the largest sanitary ware and ceramic tile manufacturers in the world with ceramic tile factories in the U.S., Spain and Brazil. |
| United States Ceramic Tile Company's manufacturing technology creates products of the highest quality in both innovation and design. The company has made a significant investment in new product development by expanding its line to include revolutionary new porcelain products. United States Ceramic Tile Company is headquartered in North Canton, Ohio, along with the U.S. operations of its sister companies Roca, Laufen and Incepa. All brands are part of the combined Roca Group is among the largest sanitary ware and ceramic tile manufacturers in the world with ceramic tile factories in the U.S., Spain and Brazil. |
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| Portobello Ceramic Tile Portobello Tile started out as Brazil’s largest sugar plantation and one of Brazil’s finest apple orchards. Portobello only began producing ceramic tile when a rich clay deposit was discovered in the land they owned, prompting them to try their hand at a new business. They have been very successful and now Portobello offers a wide variety of tile in diffrent sizes, colors, decorative details and trim options in ceramic and porcelain tile. |
