Glazed and unglazed ceramic and stone tile are the most durable floor coverings.
Simple ingredients make it simply sensational. Ceramic tile is a natural product made up of clay, a number of other naturally occurring minerals, and water.
Ceramic is dynamic. Its unique character, texture and nature-made material add energy, excitement and enchantment to any room.

Ceramic creates magic and mystique. With a tradition that dates back to ancient civilizations, ceramic tile can be found in a variety of settings in diverse cultures and structures around the world.

From palatial homes, institutions and government buildings, to mystical religious structures like cathedrals and mosques.

Ancient yet modern. Ceramic tile has been around for centuries, and with today's technology manufacturers have created new design and application possibilities that were not available a decade ago.

If you have never used ceramic tile before or if it has been a long time since you have done so, you will be amazed at the wide selection of colors, sizes, shapes and new textures that are now available.

Glazed ceramic tile:
has a ceramic coating applied to the tile body, which gives the tile its color and finish.

Glazed ceramic tile is the natural choice for your interior floors and walls.
And there’s logic to glazed ceramic, through these numerous qualities.

Glazed ceramic tiles come in a huge variety of colors and surface textures. They are thicker and less glossy than tiles used for walls and counters. The glaze is water repellant and can be treated so that it has a nonskid surface.

Glazed tiles can have glossy, satin, matte, and dull finishes and can be anywhere from a foot square in size to tiny mosaic pieces.

Unglazed ceramic tiles come in the color of the clay or can be colored with the addition of pigment before the clay is fired.

Stone tiles are quarried slate, limestone, flagstone, marble, or granite. Unglazed and stone tiles can be installed unfinished or can be sealed so that they have increased moisture and stain resistance. All tiles are jointed with grout.