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So you’ve found the perfect tile to remodel your home, and you’re ready for the final installation. Before you purchase tile for your home, it’s a good idea to learn more about PEI tile ratings and how they impact you. The PEI, or Porcelain Enamel Institute has established a rating . . . Read more
If you have tile flooring, a sealant can be applied to keep the surface protected from scratches and stains. This sealer is durable and resistant to things like moisture and scuffs, making it a wise choice if you want to prolong the life of your tiles. Sometimes, however, you might . . . Read more
Selling a home can be an overwhelming task, especially when there are many homes on the market in your area. Make your home stand out from the rest while still receiving top dollar by making your flooring an important selling feature of the property. Even if you aren’t selling the . . . Read more
The foyer is the first impression your home gives to every guest who enters. It sets the stage for the rest of your home. As such, it is also one of the highest-traffic rooms in the home and subject to more moisture, dirt, and debris than any other space. With . . . Read more
The flooring of a room sets the tone for the rest of the space. It needs to be durable, stylish, and ready to take on the daily wear and tear of the space. Two of the most common flooring types are natural stone tile and ceramic tile. With similar overall . . . Read more
Wood look tiles provide the durability of ceramic or porcelain tile and the elegance of hardwoods in one fashionable package. Their many benefits make them a sought-after flooring solution for virtually any room in the home. Precise, straight edges, allow would look tiles to lay right up against one another . . . Read more
It’s hard to beat the beauty and durability of ceramic tile when it comes to flooring. Ceramic tiles are very strong, but when they’re installed on a surface that isn’t sturdy and rigid, you’ll end up with cracked grout joints and broken tiles, ruining the look and water-resistance of the floor. . . . Read more
If you haven’t purchased porcelain or ceramic tiles before, differentiating between these two materials can be tricky. They have similar qualities and look the same. To make matters even more confusing, porcelain is technically a type of ceramic. So how much of a distinction is there, really, besides the price? . . . Read more
Adding tile to your kitchen is a great way to give it a sleek, sophisticated look. However, picking out which type of tile is right for your home can be a bit tricky. There are several great options available, so it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each . . . Read more
If you’re a DIY pro, or even a skilled and ambitious DIY beginner, laying tile isn’t as difficult as you may think. In fact, anyone who knows their way around a trowel and a tile cutter can lay ceramic or porcelain tile in just 7 easy steps! Check out the . . . Read more