Small surfacing units made from clay or mixture of clay with other ceramic materials and fired according to various processes.

Made from thin pieces of glass with translucent glaze fired onto the back of each tile.

Part of the larger category that can be generally be called ceramic. It is harder than ceramic and offers greater design flexibility.; It is more refined and purified and highly resistant to wear and tends to last better over the years.

Commonly called as Machuca Tiles in the Philippines.

It is the matte or no sheen finish of the ceramic tile.

It is the glassy surface of ceramic materials fused upon their face to give a decorative appearance and to make the surface impervious to moisture.

It is a type of ceramic tile finish having a highly polished surface and reflects the image clearly.

It is a type of ceramic tile finish having no reflection image or are entirely without sheen.

It is the premium pioneer of cement tiles in the Philippines.

It is the most recognized stamped concrete or decorative concrete systems brand.

These are durable tiles with semi-vitreous body and are suitable for use on all walls both interior and exterior and on all floors except those subject to heavy wear.

Unglazed ceramic tile similar in composition to ceramic mosaic tile but thicker and larger in surface area.

Unglazed ceramic floor tile having a natural clay body; also called promenade tile.

Generally surfaced with a highly colored opaque glaze and are always made by the plastic method from natural clays.

Variously shaped units used for finishing an edge or angle and include caps, bases, inserts, combinations, internal and external angles, returns (finishing units for outside corner installation.)

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Any of various floor coverings capable of springing back to the original form after being bent or compressed available in either tile or sheet form and set in mastic over a suitable underlayment.

Consists of thoroughly bonded composition of thermoplastic binder, asbestos and other fibers, inert filler materials and inert color pigments formed under pressure while hot and cut to size.

It is a resilient floor covering composed principally of polyvinyl chloride in combination with mineral fillers, pigments, and a fiber, felt, or foam backing.

A resilient floor tile composed principally of polyvinyl chloride in combination with mineral fillers and pigments.

Applied according to the general rules given for linoleum. (areas where a resilient, durable, colorful, greaseproof, waterproof type of flooring is needed)

Size, thicknesses as well as methods of application and precautions to follow installation are much the same as for vinyl floor tiles.

A resilient floor covering formed by coating burlap of canvas with heated linseed oil, powedered cork, and rosin, and adding pigments to achieve the desired colors and patterns; should be used only on a subfloor suspended above grade.

A resilient floor tile composed of granulated cork and synthetic resin binders, finished with a protective coat of wax or a fil of clear polyvinyl chloride; should only be used on a subfloor suspended above grade.

Material used for the wearing surface of a floor, as hardwood, terrazzo, or floor tile

Finish flooring in the form of wood strips, planks or blocks.

Flooring composed of long, narrow wood strips, usually side and end matched.

Flooring composed of boards wider than strip flooring, usually side and end matched.

Pertaining to a wood or stone piece having a back face hollowed out so that it can fit more tightly against an irregular surface.

Any of a number of attaching a subfloor or flooring

Long wearing flooring composed of solid wood blocks set in adhesive with their grain oriented vertically.

Flooring block made by joining short lengths of strip flooring edgewise and grooved on the other two to ensure proper alignment in setting.

A flooring block made by bonding three or more wood veneers with a moisture-resistant adhesive, usually tongued on two opposing sides and grooved on the other two to ensure proper alignment in setting.

A flooring block made by assembling narrow slats or fingers of hardwood into larger units.

A floor composed of short strips of blocks of wood forming a pattern, sometimes with inlays of other woods or other materials.

Mosaic work of wood used for floors and wainscoting

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Flooring composed of square units pre-assembled at the mill and usually installed with mastic over a wood subfloor or concrete slab.

Wood Floors that are not nailed or glued to the sub-floor but instead, float above it on a thin pad of resilient foam.

A multi-layer synthetic flooring product fused together with a lamination process.

A layered product made of an actual but thin slice of hardwood on top of a base of high-quality plywood.

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double fired. ceramic tile body passes through kiln twice. first for the body, second is for the glaze.

It is a classification of flooring material that is already waterproof and impervious to most household liquids. It is usually the most durable.

It is a classification of flooring material that is waterproof and resistant, but not impervious, to oil and grease. It tends to react badly to spirit solvents such as petrol, paraffin and white spirits.

It is a classification of flooring material that are not waterproof or greaseproof and are likely to stain. When sealed this kind of flooring becomes non-porous. The softer and more porous the material, the more sealer is needed.