Tile
Types of Flooring Tile:
Ceramic Tile:
Made from clay and baked at high temperatures, ceramic tiles are durable and available in various colors, patterns, and finishes. Used for kitchens, bathrooms, and entryways due to their water resistance.
Porcelain Tile:
A type of ceramic tile that's denser and more durable, often used for high-traffic areas. It can mimic the look of stone, wood, or concrete. Used for both indoor and outdoor spaces, including kitchens, bathrooms, and patios.
Stone Tile:
Natural stone tiles, like marble, granite, slate, or travertine, offer unique, natural patterns and a luxurious feel. Used for high-end kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas.
Glass Tile:
Made from thin pieces of glass, these tiles reflect light and add a glossy, modern look. Often used as accents or in mosaic patterns. Used for backsplashes, bathroom walls, and decorative accents.
Bathroom Tile Installations
Wall Tiles:
Typically ceramic, porcelain, or glass tiles, used to cover bathroom walls, including shower enclosures and backsplashes. Wall tiles are often glossy, making them easy to clean and resistant to moisture. Used for protecting walls from water damage while adding style with various patterns, colors, and finishes.
Floor Tiles:
Durable and water-resistant tiles like porcelain, ceramic, or natural stone are used for bathroom floors. These tiles are often textured or have a matte finish to prevent slipping. Used for withstanding moisture and foot traffic while providing a safe, non-slip surface.
Shower Tiles:
Description: Water-resistant tiles specifically designed for wet areas, including porcelain, ceramic, or mosaic tiles. They are often smaller for easy installation on curved surfaces. Used for creating a waterproof barrier while enhancing the shower's aesthetics with different designs and colors.
Accent and Mosaic Tiles:
Small tiles, often made of glass, ceramic, or stone, used to create decorative borders, inlays, or entire walls. Mosaics can add color, texture, and visual interest. Used for adding a decorative touch to shower niches, backsplashes, or feature walls.
