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Buying Tile in Salt Lake

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    Buying Tile in Salt Lake

    With our huge home remodel, I have willingly and excitedly learned as much as possible about tile.  Tile is a great flooring option for these reasons: you can install it yourself, saving money; there are a variety of price points--from $1 to $500 per square foot; it is durable; and you can easily customize the look of your floor (get out your geometry math skills).

    Goforth Gill Architects

    I started by visiting every tile store along 300 W in Salt Lake, telling the salesperson that I wanted to see their clearance area.  Here is how I felt about each store:

    Bedrosians: you might need a decor/builder's license to buy here, great displays, organized, huge clearance selection, they sell expensive tile and this might be a great way to get nice stuff at clearance prices--for a small room or for accent tiles (like 10'x10')
    Contempo: not a lot of clearance tile at all, great selection in general of tile, a neighbor used their hand-made Italian hexagon tile in her bathroom and loves it
    Daltile: they have boxes of closeout tile in the back (outside), their displays are nice, you work with a sales person as soon as you walk in the door
    Arizona Tile: great displays, cheerful staff, far away from 300 W, no clearance that I know of
    Home Depot/Lowe's: great for the typical tiles that everyone else is buying, you can return your excess, no bargain basement prices, but great budget stuff
    European Marble and Granite: piles of in-stock gorgeous high-end tile at clearance prices, no super cheap ceramic or porcelain tile like Tile for Less
    Tile for Less: pile of in-stock bargain tile, tile that looks like wood, Michelle is amazing at helping you with designs and purchasing, avoid the other salesmen--they are goobers

    Tile for Less on 2100 S and 350 W

    EVERYONE IS DOING THE SMALL BLACK AND WHITE HEXAGON TILES.  Good or bad for you to copy?  It WILL date your house.

    subway-tile-marble-floor-bathroom
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    Tile on the diagonal will be the test of a patient, loving husband.  Diagonal designs are easier to install if you put them inside a border. 


    Newman and Wolen Design, LLC
    This is where we are spoiled with new technology: tile that looks like wood.  No need to wring your hands over a washing machine/kitchen sink/fridge/toilet that leaked!

    homeinteriorszone.com: wood-look-alike tile floor


    EVERYONE IS ALSO DOING THE TUMBLED TRAVERTINE TILES.  It is porous and you have to seal it.

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    Tile stairs are slippery.

    You can put tile right on top of concrete (basements).

    You need backer board to support tile if you are installing over sub-floor (upper levels).

    Don't let your husband choose the grout color.  Think about the grout color carefully.

    Don't use white grout on a bathroom floor--too hard to clean.  There is supposed to be a product that is more like plastic if you must have white in between tiles.

    Elle Decor black and white checked tile floor
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    Good luck!

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