Stone-Look Porcelain Tile Flooring
With tile's incredible durability, you can get a luxurious floor that can handle just about anything you can throw at it. or drop on it. or spill on it.
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Stone-Look Porcelain Tile
Stone has a timeless elegance and reassuring solidity that never goes out of style. At LL Flooring, we stock a wide variety of stone-look tiles crafted from porcelain, which delivers the same ambiance and durability as stone but with greater ease of installation.
Durable and Versatile
Stone-look porcelain tiles can be used in any room in the home, and many are suitable for outdoor use, too. When installed correctly, they create a waterproof surface and offer great resistance against stains and scratches, so they're particularly suitable for high-traffic and wet or humid spaces. Why not consider them for your kitchen, bathroom, mudroom, or entryways? Their scratch resistance means that cleaning them with abrasives to remove mud or other stubborn stains won't affect the look of your floor—an added benefit if you have young children or pets running around at home. Stone-look tile can also be installed on walls, for a statement shower room or a sophisticated backsplash.
A Tile for Every Design Look
No matter what your design scheme, LL Flooring has a stone-look porcelain tile to match. The tiles are available in many different stone effects. Marble-look options include Carrara or Costa Bella. For a more dramatic feel, slate-look tiles might be the choice for you, with their rich tones of copper-brown or blue-gray. Gray reverse-marble effect tiles, with their bright white organic patterns, would be a talking point in any kitchen or bathroom renovation. If your aesthetic is more understated, we also stock clean and simple gray travertine and warm hazelnut brown porcelain tiles.
Installation of Tile
For a successful installation, make sure the surface you're laying your tiles on is level. You can create a continuous or patterned look depending on how you lay your tiles. While experienced DIYers enjoy the challenge of the grout and mortar installation method, you might want to hire a professional installer.
Browse the selection of stone-look porcelain tiles at LL Flooring to find the perfect foundation for your space.