Articles Tagged with ''ceramic tile''

What lies beneath? When it comes to tile and stone installation, let's be honest: more often than not, the consumer doesn't know (or care).

Today’s installers have the benefit of many specialized grouts and mortars that make ceramic tile installation easier and better for the environment, while making the jobsite safer for both the installer and the homeowner.

Committed to providing building professionals in the tile and flooring industry high-performance product solutions, the USG portfolio of backerboards, underlayments and membranes is versatile, easy to install and provides the strength beneath the surface customers know they can trust.

Walk along the second floor mezzanine of the Oak Park Mall, and you’ll feel the trembling under foot.

In 2009, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), a multi-program science and technology laboratory managed by UT-Battelle, LLC for the U.S. Department of Energy began construction on a new three-story, 160,000 square-foot Chemical and Materials Sciences Building.

Located in Charlotte, North Carolina, the Metrolina Regional Scholar’s Academy opened its doors in September 2000 as a charter school for highly gifted children.

Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport, the nation’s first new international airport built since 9/11, opened on schedule with its first flight departing on May 23, 2010.

TileofSpainUSA, a US-based microsite, is now available and geared specifically towards the wants and needs of the U.S. market.

All floor tile installation methods in the 2011 TCNA Handbook will include a new category of information: Typical Weight of Tile Installation. Under this subhead, the Handbook user will find the estimated weight of the tile installation.

Anyone who has installed a few square miles of tile can no doubt teach others some lighting lessons about ceramic tile. Those with less experience typically give little if any consideration to the critical effects of lighting on ceramic tile.