Tile Flooring Salem, OR

The Tile Collection of Tile Flooring Montgomery

What to Expect in Our Showroom

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• Porcelain Tile Montgomery

  Porcelain is a favorite among homeowners and design professionals. This type offers the highest water-resistance rating among other types. This makes it the perfect flooring for bathrooms. Its standard types are both impervious to water and resistant to stains and scratches. The more special varieties of our porcelain tile products are slip-resistant and have ADA (American Disabilities Act) certifications. Your floors will look stylish and remain durable and safe with these varieties.

  Porcelain tiles are more expensive than ceramic tiles. Also, homeowners should allot some of their budget for their installation. Special equipment such as a wet saw is required for its installation. A typical tile cutter cannot cut or shape porcelain tiles.

• Ceramic Tile Flooring Montgomery

  Homeowners that are a little tight on a budget can choose ceramic tile. Though cheaper, they make floors look classy. Because it is more porous, ceramic is less resistant to moisture and is considered softer than porcelain. This, however, makes ceramic tiles easier to cut and install than porcelain. In fact, many homeowners choose to install ceramic tiles on their own.

  Although porcelain tiles outperform ceramics in terms of durability, they still are an excellent choice for flooring in kitchens and bathrooms. They can also withstand heavy foot traffic and are easy to maintain. However, ceramic tiles are not as stain-resistant as their porcelain counterparts. Therefore, homeowners should immediately wipe stains off.

• Stone Tile

  Homeowners who truly want to invest in their flooring can choose stone tiles. No other type says “luxury” more than marble, limestone, travertine, or granite floors. Though this type offers the most elegant look, homeowners should be aware that stone is high-maintenance. Stone is porous, and therefore, not waterproof. Sealing and resealing stone tiles regularly are a must to keep them water-resistant and beautiful.

• Glass Tiles

  Glass tiles provide unlimited opportunities for unique designs. Some of its most appealing features are its ability to reflect light and translucence. These can be its disadvantages, too. Any imperfections are visible since glass tiles can be seen all the way through. In addition, glass tiles can be more costly. These must be installed by professionals, making them a costly flooring option.

Choosing The Tile For You

Factors to Consider When Choosing Tiles

The best tiles for you depend highly on your priorities. Do you value visual appeal more than durability? Are you hoping to increase your home’s value before selling it? Do you want to create a safer space for your family? When making your decision, these and other things must be considered.