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There are five elements to consider when purchasing your ideal ceramic tile floor: Size, shape, color, texture and pattern.

Typically, larger tiles can make a room appear smaller, and the opposite is true for smaller tiles. Darker colors will also give the appearance of a smaller space, while lighter colors can open up an entire room.

Ceramic tile comes in a wide variety of patterns and shapes. From rectangular to hexagonal with separate corner inserts, you can create any look that you desire

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The LookAnderson Floors, Inc.--- Ceramic photo

At about one third the cost or natural stone ceramic tile can provide a similar look. Large tiles (18 by 18's and 12 by 12's) are more popular than smaller ones. In addition to smooth glazed tiles, there are ones that simulate stone. A variety of grout colors also provides different looks

The Strength

In kitchens and baths, ceramic is more practical than stone because advances in fired-on finishes have made ceramic impenetrable. While chipping may sometimes occur, the grout makes tile more forgiving of wear and tear than stone.

The Feel

Ceramic tile always provides a hard surface.

The Clean up

Damp mopping is best. (Make sure grout is sealed to prevent stains.)

 
 


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