The shade variation classification system for ceramic tile is a crucial tool in understanding and managing the inherent differences in color and texture that may exist within a product series. This system helps consumers and industry professionals navigate the natural … Read More
Conestoga Tile has a strong kinship with the Ceramic Tile Distribution Association (CTDA) due to several compelling reasons. Firstly, the CTDA serves as an invaluable resource for the ceramic tile industry, providing Conestoga Tile with access to a wealth of … Read More
After many, many years of helping thousands of people in our showrooms, we’ve come to understand what helps the most when selecting tile for your home or business. We have more ceramic, stone, glass and metal tile than you can … Read More
Searching for the best flooring that will best complement your home? No doubt, with the countless number of options available making such a decision can be overwhelming. However, ceramic tile is one of the most popular flooring options. In fact, … Read More
In the first part of the series, we discussed the advantages of incorporating ceramic tiling in your home’s design scheme. Yes, ceramic tile is beautiful, durable, and retains its value, but what else? In addition to these wonderful attributes, tile … Read More
In a generation where technology and innovations continue to make our lives easier, homeowners have begun to adopt innovative designs to increase their home’s functionality. Whether you are preparing for the future or desire a clean, sleek look, a curbless … Read More
Are you longing for the a fresh eye-catching transformation in your bedroom décor? Embrace the exciting world of tile! Porcelain, ceramic, and stone tiles, often associated with bathroom or kitchen installations but tile for your bedroom flooring can ingeniously elevate … Read More
One often overlooked area of tile installation is the actual size of the grout joint between the tiles. Many times, the decision is made by the tile setter during installation, with little or no input from the homeowner. While a … Read More