Additional Features

• American-made glazed body porcelain made from post-recycled content
• Inkjet technology allows this field tile to emulate a concrete look while keeping the material benefits of porcelain
• This Product has a PEI Rating of 4 (endurance and hardness indicator) and therefore is suited for all residential uses (walls and floors) and light-duty commercial applications
• The maximum allowable installation offset is 33%. The minimum grout joint must be 0.19 inches. Please refer to the most current TCNA Handbook. The manufacturer strongly recommends the use of a leveling system during installation. Images and product samples are representative of a product’s potential characteristics. There is no guarantee that the sample product or images will 100% match the product received. Field, mosaic, and trim tile may not be an exact match. Tiles are subject to variations in color, shade, size, surface texture, and finish. Prior to installation, the installer must blend tiles from several different boxes to achieve an even distribution of color range. The installer must conduct a dry mock layout under proper lighting conditions prior to installation. It is the consumer’s responsibility to inspect the product prior to installation to ensure satisfaction. Once installed, the product is deemed accepted. Check the Manufacturer's specifications as some Mosaic tiles may not be appropriate for wet applications. Reference the most current TCNA Handbook, ANSI, Manufacturer's specifications, and Bedrosians Care & Maintenance Guide for installation, outdoor use, care, and maintenance information. Improper installation, application, use, care, and maintenance voids warranty. We reserve the right to make changes to product specifications at any time without notice.
• Porcelain tiles have low porosity, are extremely durable, and are low maintenance. Polished and honed porcelain tiles require the use of an impregnating or penetrating sealer prior to grouting, otherwise, grout release must be used.
• Breaking strength: Greater than 250 lbs.
• Do not dry-cut porcelain or ceramic tiles when installing due to the potential for exposure to silica dust. Use a wet saw or a score and snap tool when cutting.