Tiles can be used in virtually any part of the house like bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, portico, foyer, drive way, drawing / living rooms, study, lobby, pooja room etc. They can be used both on the walls and floors. Some special tiles can be used in industries too.

tiles were one of the earliest acceptable roofing materials, they are found on houses built as early as 1910. The past two decades have also seen an increase in the use of tiles. See similar questions...

The standard assembled tiles can NOT be used outdoors. In special situations we can provide the metal "shells" of some of our most durable metals to be used outdoors. *the substrate & adhesive used to mount the tiles outdoors would be you or your contractor's responsibility. See similar questions...

Our stainless steel tiles or natural copper tiles can be used for countertops, BUT you must take into consideration that our tiles are uncoated metal and will become scratched and can possibly be dented when used for countertops. See similar questions...

No, we do not recommend using our tiles on floors. They are not designed for that amount of load and will likely become dented. See similar questions...

No because of the nature and detail of the decoration we do not recommend our tiles are used for worktops where they are likely to be subject to abrasive cleaners. See similar questions...

Backsplashes, bathroom vanities, bathtubs, benches, bowls, cooking pots, countertops, fireplaces, fireplace fireboxes, fireplace surrounds, floors, furnaces, lintels, pizza stones, planters, sculptures, shower stalls, sinks, table tops, and window sills. If you can imagine it, you can probably use soapstone. See similar questions...

Small tiles are very well suited for outdoors. All tiles have a very high tolerance to freeze/thaw conditions, as they are nonporous. They are also resistant to acid rain, ultra violet rays and chemicals. See similar questions...

Yes, broadly speaking. The tiles are oil-, acid- and alkali- resistant and are very strong and durable. However, we do not recommend that the tiles be used in any process that involves ethyl acetate, acetic ether or ethyl ethanoate as this reacts with PVC and attacks the integrity of the tile. See similar questions...

Our tiles are manufactured from 22 ga. stainless steel, which is .031" thick. They have a raised 1/8" face and an overall thickness of approximately 1/8". Our tiles with a Masonite backer have an overall thickness of 1/4". See similar questions...

Flex powder and liquid is the product. This comes in two different colors, white and grey and it is a two part system comprising of rubber based powder and acrylic based liquid. This is especially suitable for use in areas where tiling is likely to be subjected to limited background movement or vibration. See similar questions...

Due to their lack of porosity and ease of cleaning and maintenance they are used extensively for such applications. When fixed using an epoxy grout they provide a surface that complies fully with all legislation relating to environmental health. Technical Data Sheet #9 contains all relevant detail. See similar questions...

The Ruabon quarry tile range covers all such applications providing slip resistant finishes including studded tiles for wet barefoot areas, Quarrundum anti-slip for wet shod areas and plain finish which also provides an excellent coefficient of friction. Technical Data Sheet #6 provides extensive details of slip resistance. Technical Data Sheet #9 contains specific detail on shower areas. See similar questions...

Unfortunately Monterey Ceramic Tile and Marble does not have any discontinued tiles. However, we do have new and current design tile lines brought into our showroom. Our focus is up to date tiles. We are, however, glad to answer any questions you may have. So please feel free to query via email or phone. See similar questions...

The warranty states you should stay off the roof whether it is concrete, clay or shingles. BACK TO TOP See similar questions...