Edge-style affects both appearance & ease of installation like:

• Pressed (rounded edge)
• Chiseled (rustic look)
• Rectified (straight edge/smallest grout line)

Waterproof and water-resistant designations refer to the product’s ability to withstand moisture and spills. Waterproof or water-resistant tile is suitable for all rooms in the house including kitchens, basements, and bathrooms. Some tile requires sealing during the installation process in order to withstand exposure to water. All tile must be installed properly for these conditions to be met.

Print quality on Tile varies from:

• Ink Jet (highest definition/most realistic)
• Roto Color (better quality/realistic)
• Screen Printing (good quality/each tile is identical with no variation)

Tile is a strong and reliable option for anywhere in the home. See the PEI rating for the exact level of durability and hardness.

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The recommended grout line thickness for best results in a tile installation.

The surface for which the product can be installed upon. The surface should be clean, stable, and meet installation and warranty guidelines prior to installation.

This states whether a product is compatible for use with radiant heat kits. See installation instructions and warranty for more details.

Light Residential: Suitable for wall applications or areas with light foot traffic such as powder rooms or guest rooms. 

•    Comparable to PEI 1 & 2

All Residential / Light Commercial: Suitable for use in regularly trafficked residential areas such as kitchens, hallways, bedrooms, and laundry rooms. Light commercial areas with limited traffic, such as offices and retail shops, are acceptable.

•    Comparable to PEI 3

All Residential / All Commercial: Suitable for use in heavily trafficked residential and commercial areas, such as foyers, living rooms, lobbies, hospitals, and airports. 

•    Comparable to PEI 4 & 5