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  1. Know More About Interlocking and Traditional Floor Tiles

    Floor tiles give an amazing ambiance of your home. They have the knack to augment the allure of any setup and room. Apart from beauty and elegance, floor tiles are also deployed for being easy washable. You can clean them more conveniently than carpets, real wooden floorings, and mats.
  2. Things To Bear In Mind When Buying Floor Tiles For Home



    Floor tiles, as name goes, are to be used on floors, especially, on the floors of area that faces heavy splashes of water, as bathrooms and kitchens. But, nowadays, people install these tiles almost everywhere, wherever they feel like. These tiles are popularly used on walls, roofs, and in hall area and even in bedroom, however, the process of installation in different areas can vary..
  3. How To Clean Travertine Tiles

    Travertine tiles and mosaics are growing in popularity due to their dense and durable nature and the vast color and style range they carry. However, like any asset, a little care goes a long way to maintain them at their best.
  4. Basic Guidelines to shop online - What to look when you buy online / Do's & Don't of EShopping

    Gone are those days when everyone used to visit stores to purchase every item what they wanted. With the technology advancement, all products available out there are also available at the click of a button. Below are few thoughts you need to remember while you shop Online.
  5. Is it still popular to buy square tiles?

    In the late 40s thru early 60s, new home constructions boomed across American suburbs to accommodate the burgeoning Post-World War II economy and the resulting multiplying  family unit. It is no surprise then that what was popular during this time as a standard option, namely square tiles (typically 4”x4”), can still be found in many of today’s homes that boast their original porcelain tile. In contemporary homes and newer builds, on the other hand, the hot shape in flooring tile is now the rectangle – which means that many of today’s homeowners are updating their bathrooms and kitchens. Larger, rectangular tiles are on the way in for a fresher, more current appearance.
  6. Is it time for renovation?

    You don't have to wait to think renovating until your roof caves in. But if you've begun to store your stuff on the floor or the teens are singing for their own space, then renovating to accommodate lifestyle change now makes perfect sense. It's an ongoing process - Bit at a time.

    People renovate for all sorts of reasons but most of us would prefer to put it off until we simply have to. Call it being in denial. What we're really afraid of is the domino effect — you change one thing and it impacts on another, then another... What begins as a minor alteration can end up a major nightmare. We choose instead to jump in the car, drive to the local hardware store or storage shop and come home with yet another bookcase, tin of Spackle or can of paint. Spending money on temporary solutions to on-going problems is a bit silly really and is certainly not cost-efficient.

  7. Mesh mounted Flagstone - A new trend

    Meshed flagstone are interlocking tiles, each 2.75 sft, which creates the needed movement inside or outside bringing the magic of "natural look". Today more and more of this stone is coming inside the house. Install it on the floor or accent wall - it sure will raise lot of praise and questions in your circle.

  8. Romancing the Stone - Onyx

    Onyx was known to the ancient Greeks and Romans. The name Onyx comes from the Greek word onyx means nail of a finger or claw. Legend says that one day while Venus was sleeping Eros/Cupid cut her fingernails and left the clippings scattered on the ground. Because no part of a heavenly body can die, the gods turned them into stone which later became known as onyx.
  9. Ceramic Vs Porcelain Tile

    Ceramic and porcelain tiles are essentially very similar. They are both made from clay and undergo a similar baking process. Ceramic tiles are more absorbent as they're made from porous clay, and are therefore best suited for indoor walls. Porcelain tiles, made of refined clay are harder and better for high traffic or wet areas. Because of the cost effectiveness they are mostly referred as Cheap ceramic and porcelain tiles or cheap ceramic and porcelain floors.

  10. Romancing the Stone - Limestone

    Limestone was most popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Train stations, banks and other structures from that era are normally made of limestone. Limestone is used as a facade on some skyscrapers, but only in thin plates for covering rather than solid blocks. In the United States, Indiana, most notably the Bloomington area, has long been a source of high quality quarried limestone, called Indiana limestone. Many famous buildings in London are built from Portland limestone.

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