Choosing the perfect tile for your home renovation can become a confusing process. There are many types of tiles that will work for many different situations and areas in your space.
We have prepared this guide of different tiles to help you make an educated and appropriate decision when it comes to your renovation.
Porcelain Tile:
Porcelain tiles are fired at a high temperature, making a dense, durable tile that’s resistant to moisture.
Recommended for Wall, Floor and Shower floor.
Ceramic Tile:
Made from clay and other minerals, ceramic tiles, are fired in a kiln then treated with glazed colors. Glazing allows for brighter color, and the glasslike surface works well on countertops and walls.
Recommended for Wall, Floor and Shower floor.
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Natural Stone:
Tiles made of natural stone offer durability and the beauty of color variations. Seal these tiles before using for stain and water resistance.
Recommended for Wall, Floor and Shower floor (must get seal before using)
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Cement Tile:
Cement-bodied tiles are poured into molds then fired or dried naturally. Color may be added to the mortar for a custom look. Sealing is required after installation for moisture and stain resistant.
Recommended for Wall and floor application.
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Quarry Tile:
Quarry tile is an unglazed ceramic tile. Its color comes from pigments present in the clay. Quarry tiles must be sealed for stain resistence.
Recommended for Wall and floor application.
Glass Tile:
Glass tiles are pieces of glass in various colors formed into uniform shapes. They’re available as both mosaic collections with a mesh backing and as individual tiles.
Recommended for Wall and floor application.
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Mosaic Tile:
A combination of ceramic, glass and or metal tiles mounted on a mesh backing for easy installation. Mosaics are available in a variety of colors and patterns and can be cut to the desired size.
Recommended for Wall, Floor and Shower floor.
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Brick Veneer tile:
Thinner than brick, the veneer is a good choice for walls and accent areas. Patterns are available in several earth tones.
Recommended for Wall.
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