Popular Questions
Questions we often get for stone
Marble, Travertine, Slate, Pebble, Limestone & Basalt, Granite, Quartz, and Onyx.
Natural stone and stone tile have varying degrees of stain resistance depending on the material used. To improve stone resistance, we recommend sealing your stone prior to and after installation
Yes, stone tile is durable and has been used for centuries as a reliable flooring option.
Because the tiles are natural and porous they do require sealing to help prevent staining over time.
It is recommended to seal stone every 12-24 months depending on the sealer and install location
Yes, most stone is suitable for use outdoors with the use of an appropriate sealer. Please be sure to select a sealer that is specially formulated for the type of stone it will be applied to
A high-performance mortar that is designed to support the weight and size of the stone is recommended.
Most stone products are suitable for use on fireplace surrounds where they are not exposed to direct heat sources.
Yes, stone is suitable for use in areas exposed to moisture. It is important to select a sealer for these applications. Please be sure to select a sealer that is specially formulated for the type of stone it will be applied to
We recommend using cleaning products made specifically for stone materials.
The natural components of stone tile are subject to staining, however, proper sealing before and after installation will provide necessary protection against stains. We recommend quickly cleaning up spills with a dry cloth.
Questions we often get for Tile
We do not recommend bleaching tile as it can negatively impact the tile's surface and appearance.
This is dependent on the specific tile used as not all tiles are suitable for garage floor installation.
We do not recommend applying a gloss sealer to flooring as it can affect the slip resistance.
The difference between ceramic and porcelain is in the raw materials, production process and technical characteristics.
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are very popular options for bathroom installation.
Porcelain and ceramic tiles are very popular options for shower installation.
Porcelain, ceramic, and wall tile are all stain-resistant. If selecting a natural stone material, sealers offer many benefits, including stain resistance!
Sealer isn’t required for porcelain or ceramic tile. For other tile types, we recommend sealing tile routinely every 12-18 months.