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Large-format porcelain tile in Dallas–Fort Worth

Fewer grout lines, and a floor that has to be flat for it.

12" × 24" and up. Big tile makes a room look larger and calmer, with less grout to scrub.

The catch is flatness. A long tile bridges dips a small tile would follow, so edges end up proud of each other, which tilers call lippage. Run a straightedge over the slab before you order, and budget for levelling if it's out.

Lay long tile with an offset of a third or less. A half offset puts the high middle of one tile next to the low ends of the next, and the edges show it.

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How much tile to order: overage, cartons and dye lots
On this page
24 tiles
Size
12" × 24" (17); 14.5" × 16" (3); 24" × 48" (2); 24" × 24" (1); 12" × 24" or 24" × 24" (1)
Finish
Matte (18); Polished (5); Satin (1)
Use
Floor, wall, backsplash (18); Floor, wall, shower (3); Floor, wall (2); Wall, shower walls (1)
Priced
per sq ft, in your quote
Delivered
Dallas–Fort Worth, to the driveway
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What people ask before they choose.

  • Yes, on the walls and the main floor; fewer lines make the room read bigger. On the shower floor, switch to a mosaic so the tile can follow the slope.

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