If you’re interested in purchasing tile near you for your remodel or project, visit Cloud Carpet One Floor & Home in Las Vegas. We carry a wide selection of tile that ranges from traditional to trendy. Made with durability in mind, tile continues to be one of the best materials for flooring thanks to its sturdy construction and versatile design. Not only is tile ideal for a variety of applications like indoor flooring, backsplash, and outdoor patios, but it also brings spaces to life with its many shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns. Our tile selection can be used for:
Walls & Floors
Tub & Shower surrounds
Outdoor Patios
Fireplace Surrounds
Not sure which option works best for you? Here’s a guideline on the types of tile and our installation services.
At Cloud Carpet One, we offer exclusive brands and styles for every interior design and style. The three main types of tile you’ll find when you shop are ceramic, porcelain, and stone.
Ceramic tile is one of the most popular. Made from sand, clay, and other natural ingredients, ceramic tiles are affordable and great for both wall and floor applications.
Porcelain tiles are made from the same materials as ceramic, but they are fired at a high temperature. The result is a more durable product that’s highly heat-resistant and waterproof. Porcelain tile is an excellent choice for commercial spaces, as well as indoors and outdoors.
Stone tiles are known for their natural authenticity. Stone tiles are quarried from many places, usually from stones like granite, marble, and slate.
Absolutely! Hardwood can add style and value to any home, but it’s not considered an optimal flooring option for kitchens, bathrooms, or areas with moisture. However, you can add the look of wood with our wood-look tile. As the name implies, wood look tile is ceramic or porcelain tile that looks like wood. Some benefits of wood-look tile include:
Natural Look: This tile offers all the texture, grain, and pattern of natural hardwood, without any maintenance.
Durability: “Made from ceramic or porcelain, this wood-look tile can handle moisture and heat and be installed as flooring. It’s also suitable for walls, backsplashes, and shower surrounds.
Tile can be installed in almost any room, in any home, including kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, and dining rooms are all popular areas for tile in our Nevada climate. Mudrooms and entryways are optimal because tile is easy to keep clean and can handle wet puddles. Outdoor-grade tiles can withstand different seasons, while commercial tiles are usually extra slip, crack, and chip-resistant. Consider the following during your tile installation:
Be sure to have chosen your tile product and grout colors before scheduling your installation for a smoother process.
There will be installers in and out of your installation area. Our professional installers will install the tile in a timely manner and clean up any debris before leaving.
How long does your installation take? Depending on the area of installation, the time, and the materials, our installation process can vary from just days to a few weeks.
Do you need underlayment for tile? Yes!
Do you put grout between tile during installation? Yes, we do!
What does our Installation include? Materials like flooring and grout, labor of certified tile installers (Ceramic Tile Education Foundation) and select warranties on all flooring.
We are a locally owned business and a member of the Carpet One flooring cooperative. This gives us increased buying power with suppliers, so we can pass lower tile prices onto you. If you are looking for premium tile and installation services that will enhance your space for years to come, visit us at Cloud Carpet One in Las Vegas, NV. Did we mention that we also carry other flooring brands? Stop by our showroom for tile in Las Vegas, NV, and shop our flooring!
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