SnapStone Tile vs. Traditional Tile Installation Video
SnapStone Tile Removal Video
"Engineered to Last" Video
Grout "Flex-O-Meter" Video
| FAST and EASY Anybody can install a SnapStone floor and achieve professional results — even if you've never installed tile before. And because no underlayment or thinset is needed, it can be done in 1-day. |
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| AFFORDABLE When you include typical labor costs and expensive preparation materials required for traditional tile installation, the SnapStone system saves you time and money! |
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| CONVENIENT Install your SnapStone floor on your schedule, instead of waiting on a flooring contractor to fit you in. |
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| DURABLE SnapStone genuine porcelain tile tested to level "6" on the industry-standard Robinson strength test, and is backed by a 10-Year Limited Warranty. |
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| QUIET Each SnapStone tile has a sound-deadening grid, making it perfect for installation in condominiums and apartments. |
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| WARMER Because the SnapStone system is a floating floor and is not fixed to the sub-floor, the tile absorbs more of the ambient room temperature versus traditional tiles which makes for a warmer tile. |
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| SOFTER The flexible SnapStone system has a natural "give" to it, giving it a softer feel than traditional tile. |
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| CRACK ISOLATION SnapStone tiles are not permanently attached to the sub-floor. This allows the system to suppress cracks without damage to the tile. |
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| PERFECT ALIGNMENT The patented SnapSys Interloc® tray allows the tile to be easily snapped together in perfect alignment and consistent grout lines simple. |
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| REUSABLE Your SnapStone Porcelain Tile floor can be easily removed and re-used. Simply carefully remove the old grout with an utility knife, re-engage, and grout again! |
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| EASY TILE REPLACEMENT a SnapStone tile is not mortared to the sub-floor, making it easy to replace an individual tile or even change update and styles in the future. |
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| WORKS GREAT WITH RADIANT HEAT A SnapStone tile floor works well with a radiant heating element such as QuietWarmth, a heated underlayment designed for floating floor systems. |
Now, see how SnapStone compares to traditional tile