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Materials

Choosing the right material can be tricky. Location, usage, durability, and water resistance are just a few of the many factors to consider when choosing tile.

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We have put together a simple guide to help give you a better understanding of the strengths and weakness of different materials.

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Porcelain

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Pros
All-purpose tile 
Minimal cleaning & maintenance
Durable - less prone to scratching or chipping
Water resistant
Excellent for high traffic areas
Wide selection
Ideal for outdoors and indoors

Cons
Installation may be tricky
Complex repairs
Heavy weight
Higher cost

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Ceramic

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Pros
Moisture resistant
Excellent selection of color and styles
Minimal cleaning & maintenance
Easy to install
Lower cost
Lighter weight
Ideal for indoors

Cons

May crack or chip
Not suitable for floors

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Porcelain

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Glass

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Pros
Easy cleaning & maintenance
Mold and mildew resistant
Zero water absorption
Reflects light
Wide selection
Eco-friendly
Ideal for indoors


Cons

Less durable than ceramic or porcelain
Professional installation is necessary
May be expensive

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Natural Stone

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Pros
Long lasting
Minimal cleaning & maintenance
Excellent for high traffic areas
Suitable for indoors and outdoors
Energy efficient
Not slippery

Cons

Requires skilled installation
Prone to water damage if not sealed
Heavy weight
Prone to chipping
Expensive

Bathroom Sinks

Marble

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Pros
Versatile
Timeless
Excellent for high traffic areas
Wide selection
Excellent for radiant floor heating
Each tile is one of a kind


Cons

Prone to scratching and staining
More porous than other materials
Complex repairs
Heavy weight
High maintenance

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Metal

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Pros
Resistant to heat, stains, and water damage
Durable
Water Resistant
Simple maintenance 
Ideal for indoors
Hygienic

Cons

Prone to scratching
Metal can be dented
Acidic foods may damage the surface

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