Tile Types

Agglomerate

Mix of graded marble or granite chips with portland cement, ployester resin, or epoxy

Ceramic

Mexican Tile/Terracota

Generally hand-made and varies in color, texture, and appearance
Available in various shapes and sizes

Porcelain

Ceramic tile that is generally made by the dust pressed method which results in a tile that is dense,
impervious, fine-grained and smooth, with a finely formed face
Available in mat, unglazed, or a high polished finish

Quarry

Made by the extrusion process from natural clay or shale
Most common in dark red shades, but also available in shades of brown and gray
May be glazed or unglazed

Terrazzo

Consists of marble or granite chips in a portland cement or epoxy matrix in various thicknesses and sizes