Tile
Tile has been trusted for thousands of years—long before modern construction. Craftsmen have been installing tile flooring for millennia, and some of the earliest known tiles date back to ancient Mesopotamia.
The Romans, Greeks, and ancient Chinese perfected the art even further, using tile for beauty, strength, and everyday living. That history tells you everything you need to know about tile’s durability.
Tile is timeless—a flooring material that delivers lasting performance, elegant style, and a level of craftsmanship that never goes out of fashion.
Whether you want classic ceramic, bold porcelain, or natural stone, tile brings both heritage and longevity to every space.
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Types of Tiles explained:
Ceramic tile is a popular and budget-friendly choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. Its glazed surface resists stains and moisture, making it a dependable flooring material for busy households.
Porcelain tile is denser and more durable than standard ceramic, offering excellent water resistance and long-term strength. Homeowners often choose porcelain tile flooring for high-traffic areas or spaces where durability truly matters, such as mudrooms, entryways, and commercial settings.
