Grade 1 Wall Tile

Satori statuario polished 12 in x 24 in polished porcelain marble look floor and wall tile.

Grade 1 wall tile.

For pricing and availability. This type of tile is intended for very light residential use. Recommended for walls or floors. A rating of 1 is the highest quality and thickest tile available 3 4 inch thick and you can use them anywhere.

The 1 5 rating applies only to one aspect of tile. Think kitchen backsplash basement walls bathroom shower or accent walls. Do not use this kind of tile for a floor or countertop. 22 5 pieces per case.

It will not hold up to foot traffic and should be used on walls only. Grade 1 first quality ceramic tile for floor and wall use dimensions. Grade 1 tiles are the weakest with the best application as wall tiles. Grade 1 the least durable type of porcelain tile grade 1 tile is intended for use on walls only.

Wall tiles transform any space. Thinner tile designed for walls not floors. Ceramicas tesany acadia grey gray 8 in x 24 in glazed ceramic wood look floor tile. Grade 2 tiles are best used in areas where there is light traffic such as residential bathrooms.

Satori bianco polished 12 in x 12 in polished natural stone marble herringbone marble look wall tile. Glass wall tiles will add unique detail color and charm to your walls. They can be paired with other tiles or stand alone. 17 75 w x 17 75 l x 0 31 h square feet per case.

Rating iii is suitable for medium duty residential floors including kitchens halls corridors balconies terraces. Visible surface abrasion resistance how readily scratches show on the surface with 5 being the toughest in terms of standing up to scratching dirt and traffic. Thus the different grades would be appropriate more or less for use in the following areas. For pricing and availability.

10 tiles unglazed rough textured finish with a slight variation in tone p e i. Floor tiles are allowed on walls. It is not recommended for floors or countertops. Grade 2 reflects that some imperfections exist but the tile still is usable on walls.

Grade 3 tiles can withstand slightly heavier traffic and is the most common choice for residential applications. Similar to grade 1 but with slight imperfections. Grade is the numerical ranking that reflects tile quality.