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In this issue of TILE Magazine, we focus on gauged porcelain tile panels (GPTP), as well as waterproofing and moisture control. Through two detailed technical focuses, learn more about the history of GPTP, how much they have evolved since their introduction almost two decades ago and how to properly handle, fabricate and install them in residential and commercial spaces. Also be sure to check out the range of new tile collections, as well as waterproofing and moisture control products, which are available on the market in our detailed product showcases.
For The Oleander apartment complex in Brookhaven, GA, an extensive range of ceramic and porcelain tile was used with resilient flooring and carpet to create an upscale design
High-grade materials and amenities, including a range of decorative ceramic and porcelain tile, were used to design The Oleander, which make it anything but a normal apartment complex.
An ultra-modern home along British Columbia’s Pacific coastline features a trio of Spanish tile collections, which provide aesthetically pleasing details throughout the four-story masterpiece
British Columbia is the westernmost province in Canada, which is located between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains. With some of the most picturesque views in the country, the province is home to more than 5 million people and is Canada’s third-most populous province.
It’s a New Year and I’m sure many people are thankful for that. However, with a new year always comes new challenges. Last year may have seemed like one of the hardest years we have all had to deal with — as a country, as business men and women, and as civilians — but I’m optimistic that 2021 will bring new joys.
