Tile
Porcelain, ceramic, glass, stone, and mosaic tile for walls, floors, and backsplashes, priced wholesale-direct with fast nationwide shipping.
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Tile is the most forgiving surface in the house and the least forgiving installation. The material will outlast the building; the setting is where projects succeed or fail, which is why substrate, thinset, and grout deserve as much attention as color.
Porcelain and ceramic carry the volume. Through-body porcelain is denser and harder and rated for floors and wet areas, while glazed ceramic is lighter and ideal on walls. Glass, metal, and waterjet mosaics are accents that earn their price in small runs, and natural stone tile brings veining and movement no print reproduces.
Format changes everything. Large-format panels mean fewer grout lines and a calmer room, but they demand a flatter substrate; mosaics forgive curves and slope, which is exactly why they live in showers, niches, and pool details.
| Porcelain | Ceramic | Glass Mosaic | Natural Stone Tile | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated for floors | Yes, including wet areas | Walls, and floors when rated | Accent and wall use | Yes, finish-dependent |
| Water | Impervious, very low absorption | Low absorption behind a glazed face | Impervious | Porous; it must be sealed |
| Where it shines | Floors, showers, large format | Backsplashes, walls, budget-wise floors | Backsplashes, niches, accents | Feature walls, floors, spa baths |
| Cutting | Wet saw, harder to cut | Easier to cut | Score or wet saw with a glass blade | Wet saw, minding the veining direction |
| Maintenance | Grout only | Grout only | Grout only | Seal annually and avoid acids |
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A curated catalog of vetted tile, specialist support on every order, and wholesale-direct pricing with no membership tier.
Tile brings texture and durability to any surface. Here are the questions our specialists answer most.
Talk to Our TeamPorcelain is denser and more water-resistant, ideal for floors and wet areas; ceramic is lighter and works well on walls. Both are durable and easy to maintain.
Porcelain and glazed ceramic are ideal. Check the slip rating for floors and seal any natural stone; mosaic sheets suit shower floors because the grout lines help the slope drain.
Natural stone is sealed before grouting and periodically after. Glass and glazed porcelain do not need sealing; only the grout may take a sealer.
Take the area, add ten percent for cuts, and more for diagonal or herringbone layouts. Buy the full amount up front so it all comes from one lot.
Our specialists will confirm color, finish, and fit details with you before you order, so what arrives matches what you expect.
Yes. Every order is priced wholesale-direct with no membership tier and no markup, for homeowners, designers, and builders alike.
