Tile is a versatile and timeless flooring choice for homeowners and businesses. When buying tile, it's important to consider your design goals and the tile's specific use. Some tiles are made for commercial settings where heavy foot traffic and spills are inevitable, while others are perfect for kitchen & bath.
At Carpet One Floor & Home, we offer one of the best tile selections in the area, including floor and wall tiles, bath tiles, shower tiles, backsplashes, and beyond.
Visit us at one of our three flooring store locations in Jacksonville, Orange Park, and Saint Augustine, Florida.
As the sunshine state, we experience a lot of hot and humid weather which can cause damage to other types of flooring such as buckling and warping.
Tile is an excellent flooring choice for Florida’s climate since it is heat and moisture resistant. Whether it’s a long day at the beach or a trip to one of the many national parks or nature reserves nearby, sand and dirt will inevitably find their way into your home.
With its low maintenance, a simple mop or sweep is all that is necessary to keep your tile floors clean.
There are three main types of tiles: ceramic, porcelain, and stone.
Ceramic and porcelain are made from a mixture of clay and other natural materials which is then fired in a kiln. Stone tile is made entirely from a single slab of natural rock and stone.
Wood-look tile gives you the ability to enjoy a natural hardwood look without sacrificing the qualities of tile.
By using modern printing technology, a realistic wood-grain image is printed on each tile. The print can create a custom wood-look tile that breaks up the typical pattern you’d see in a hardwood floor. Even the color of the grout between tiles can be customized into a natural wood hue that blends with the wood-look tile.
Typically, homeowners complain about hardwood not being able to resist heat or moisture, particularly here in Florida. Wood-look tile can resist heat and water, so you can have gorgeous wood-look floors in places like your bathroom or kitchen.
Since it is water-repellent, heat-resistant, and beautiful, you can use tiling in many places around your home.
YES! We’re here to help you design your next kitchen or bathroom in style and within budget.
We take the stress away from choosing a new tile floor and deciding what needs to be updated and what you can keep. We’re up to date on all the current kitchen & bath trends, and we can help you design a traditional, transition, or modern kitchen or bathroom.
Why limit yourself to installing tiles on the floor when you can also install them on the walls?
Kitchen and bathroom renovations usually begin with a fresh coat of paint and new tiles for a custom tile backsplash or shower. Whether you want something simple and understated or bold patterns that stick out, wall tiles create a beautiful focal point for everyone to see.
What Are the Benefits of Backsplash Tile?
While we’re sure you can do anything you set your mind to, we strongly advise against installing the tile yourself.
We have professional in-house installers to help you complete your tile project. After we have helped you find the perfect tile, we can help answer questions about installation and schedule a FREE at-home visit to measure your home.
Before any installation, we do moisture testing, especially in bathrooms and basements where moisture is most common.
Our flooring experts can help you find what tile is best for places with a lot of humidity and moisture.
We are proud to boast an impressive inventory of tile brands in Florida.
As a locally owned and operated flooring store, we’re proud members of the Carpet One cooperative, the largest flooring co-op in the nation. Thanks to our membership, we have superior buying power, which means we can bring you the same low prices you’ll find at big box stores.
To learn more about tile, contact us to browse our samples and speak with our flooring specialists. You can also visit one of our three showroom locations in Jacksonville, Orange Park, and Saint Augustine.
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