Porcelain Floor Tiles for Kitchen, Outdoor & More | The Tile Shop (2024)

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Porcelain tiles are very durable and long lasting, creating beauty in your home (or even outside) for years to come. They’re also available in a large variety of colors, shapes, textures and sizes, easily mimicking other materials while retaining easy-to-care-for properties.

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      Porcelain tiles are very durable and long lasting, creating beauty in your home (or even outside) for years to come. They’re also available in a large variety of colors, shapes, textures and sizes, easily mimicking other materials while retaining easy-to-care-for properties.

      Porcelain Floor Tiles – Versatile and Durable

      Porcelain is one of the most durable materials—resistant to breaks from drops and damage suffered in high-traffic areas. It is also perfect for wet areas, so you can cover youroutdoor patioin porcelain tile and be assured that it will stand up to the elements. Fromwood-lookto stone-look and mosaics to hexagons, porcelain tile can be classic and timeless or trendy and modern. Whichever style you choose, your porcelain floor tiles will stand the test of time.

      From Bold to Beige, We Have the Hue for You

      Make a statement with a vibrant color, keep your palette simple with beige or dramatic with black porcelain tile.Can’t choose just one?Patterned porcelain tilescome in styles from floral to geometric and add design as well as color. Whether your tastes tend toward the neutral or the bold, we carry porcelain tiles in virtually every color to create your perfect floor.

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      Add Interest With Shape

      Porcelain comes in a wide variety of shapes – from hexagon to square topenny round tiles, we have the looks you want. Shop our wide assortment of porcelainmosaic tilesto create interest and traction on your floors. An intricate shape will add dimension to your floor, while a simple square or rectangular tile is always a classic.

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      Create a Natural Look with Porcelain

      If you’re looking for an easy-to-maintain and cost-effective alternative to natural wood or stone, porcelain is a great option. Wood- or stone-look porcelain kitchen floor tiles can withstand traffic and spills. Porcelain will also stand up to the elements, so you can achieve a durable marble or wood look outdoors.

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      Our Experts Can Help

      We know there’s a lot to consider when selecting your floor tile, but we have a wide selection and all the tools and materials you need for installation and care.Visit your local Tile Shop showroomand let one of our friendly sales associates help you find the right porcelain floor tile for your project.

      Ask the Tile Experts

      • What’s the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?

        Ceramic and porcelain are both man-made tiles that are produced from firing clay or other materials. The main difference between the two is that porcelain is more resistant to moisture, staining and water due to its blend of fine-grain clays and other minerals that are fired at a much higher temperature than ceramic floor tile.

      • Can I use porcelain flooring outside?

        Yes. Because of their strength, some porcelain floor tiles can be used outside the home for patios, gardens or pools. Make sure the tile is approved for exterior use before you begin because exterior tiles need to have special resistance to the weather. We also recommend stopping in at The Tile Shop to speak with an associate about your project as recommendations for tiles and installation will vary by environment and weather.

      • What other rooms are good places to install porcelain?

        Porcelain is great for any room of the home, especially bathrooms, kitchens, entryways and living areas. Porcelain tile is also heat-resistant, so it can be used around fireplaces and on hearths.

      • How long will a porcelain tile floor last?

        With proper installation and care, a porcelain tile floor can last for many years. This is one advantage of tile. While cheap options might be appealing at the time, a quality tile floor will last much longer and be well worth it in the long run.

      • How do you clean porcelain floor tile?

        You should always use a non-acidic, antibacterial cleaner for man-made tiles like porcelain. The Tile Shop’s Grout and Tile Neutral Cleaner and Antibacterial Cleaner are safe options for everyday use. One of the best things about porcelain is how easy it is to clean. For light cleaning, you can just use water to clean up.

      • Can porcelain tiles be waxed?

        It is not necessary to wax your porcelain floor if it is already glazed. If you do decide you want to add some extra shine to your floor with wax, make sure it is one that is safe for porcelain. Also consider that adding wax to a tile floor requires additional maintenance that the tile on its own does not need.

      • How do you clean the grout?

        Since grout is a porous material, it should be sealed to help keep it looking new and make it easier to clean. Regular maintenance is key to keeping grout clean and looking nice. The Tile Shop offers a Grout and Tile Neutral Cleaner and Anti-Bacterial Cleanerthat are non-acidic, neutral pH and safe to use for regular upkeep. More heavy-duty cleaners are also available.

      • Is there porcelain floor tile without grout?

        All porcelain floor tile should be grouted.

      • Do I need to seal porcelain tile?

        If you’re using an unglazed porcelain flooring tile, it should be sealed. If it is a glazed tile, there is usually no need to seal the tile.

      • How do I know if my floor will support porcelain tile?

        There are very specific rules and guidelines to make sure your tile installation is strong enough on your specific type of floor. The different requirements for cement and plywood floors, as well as different joist spacing, mean that the combinations and installation methods vary greatly. Either refer to TCNA guidelines or come into The Tile Shopto find out just how to install a porcelain floor that lasts.

      • What is the difference between glazed and unglazed porcelain tile?

        Most porcelain floor tiles are glazed meaning they have some sort of finish or coating on them to give them a certain look. Unglazed tiles are just a baked clay surface and should be sealed.

      • Can porcelain floor tile be used on walls or backsplashes?

        Yes! Porcelain floor tile is also great to use on walls and backsplashes. Have fun with your tile combinations—you can coordinate your porcelain wall tileand floor tile, contrast them to really let one shine or use the same tile in both locations. Your tile design is only limited by your imagination and preferences.

      • Can you install porcelain over vinyl, linoleum or wood flooring?

        We never recommend tiling over anything other than a clean, empty floor. If you need assistance finding an installer, just ask at your closest The Tile Shop. We’d be happy to give you a recommendation from our list of trade professionals.

      • How is porcelain flooring made?

        Porcelain floor tile is made from heated, refined clay. It is either cut to shape from large sheets or pressed into a mold and then baked to achieve its hard durability.

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