Vinyl Composite Tile

Also referd to by their brand name Dura Ceramic or Adura,  of all flooring options, vinyl composite tile stands out as the easiest to install and relatively economical in comparison to ceramic tile. But it's more than simply practical. Composite tile is available in a multitude of designs, including looks that simulate natural materials such as wood, stone, and ceramic tile.

See more: Composite Tile Advantages, Installation, Composite Tile Information.

  » View Composite Tile Flooring Catalogue

Information on Composite Tile

Durability & Life Expectancy

Vinyl tile should last five to 20 years, depending on the quality of the tile and the level of care it receives. Tile with a urethane or enhanced urethane wear layer is more durable and will last longer than a vinyl no-wax tile. The tile thickness is also a factor – the thicker, the more durable the tile.

Keep In Mind:
• An advantage of vinyl tile versus sheet vinyl is that if a tile becomes damaged, it is relatively easy to remove and replace.

Typical Warranties

Five year to lifetime warranties.

Care & Maintenance

Caring for a vinyl tile floor is simple:  regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a cleaner recommended by the tile manufacturer will keep your tile looking beautiful. It's important to follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions: mopping with too much water can soak the tile and loosen the adhesive; abrasive cleaners can harm the tile's surface; waxing will damage vinyl tile's wear layer; some cleaners may actually dull the tile's finish.

Vinyl Composite Tile

Also referd to by their brand name Dura Ceramic or Adura,  of all flooring options, vinyl composite tile stands out as the easiest to install and relatively economical in comparison to ceramic tile. But it's more than simply practical. Composite tile is available in a multitude of designs, including looks that simulate natural materials such as wood, stone, and ceramic tile.

See more: Composite Tile Advantages, Installation, Composite Tile Information.

  » View Composite Tile Flooring Catalogue

Information on Composite Tile

Durability & Life Expectancy

Vinyl tile should last five to 20 years, depending on the quality of the tile and the level of care it receives. Tile with a urethane or enhanced urethane wear layer is more durable and will last longer than a vinyl no-wax tile. The tile thickness is also a factor – the thicker, the more durable the tile.

Keep In Mind:
• An advantage of vinyl tile versus sheet vinyl is that if a tile becomes damaged, it is relatively easy to remove and replace.

Typical Warranties

Five year to lifetime warranties.

Care & Maintenance

Caring for a vinyl tile floor is simple:  regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a cleaner recommended by the tile manufacturer will keep your tile looking beautiful. It's important to follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions: mopping with too much water can soak the tile and loosen the adhesive; abrasive cleaners can harm the tile's surface; waxing will damage vinyl tile's wear layer; some cleaners may actually dull the tile's finish.