Florida Tile Product Catalog 2020

TWO TILE PATTERNS 6 x 6 11.11% 12 x 24 88.89% 6 x 6 25.00% 18 x 18 75.00% 9 x 18 33.33% 18 x 18 66.67% 9 x 18 33.00% 12 x 24 33.33% 18 x 18 67.00% 24 x 24 66.67% 12 x 24 33.00% 24 x 24 67.00% 12 x 12 33.33% 12 x 24 66.67% 12 x 12 40.00% 24 x 24 33.33% 18 x 18 60.00% 24 x 48 66.67% 12 x 24 47.06% 12 x 24 30.77% 18 x 18 52.94% 18 x 18 69.23% 199

THREE TILE PATTERNS 12 x 12 19.05% 12 x 24 38.09% 6 x 6 7.14% 18 x 18 42.86% 12 x 12 28.57% 18 x 18 64.29% 6 x 6 7.69% 12 x 12 30.77% 6 x 6 5.56% 12 x 24 61.54% 12 x 24 44.44% 12 x 12 13.33% 18 x 18 50.00% 12 x 24 26.67% 18 x 18 60.00% 6 x 6 13.33% 12 x 12 26.67% 18 x 18 60.00% 6 x 6 29.17% 12 x 12 33.33% 18 x 18 37.50% 200

THREE TILE PATTERNS 6 x 6 7.14% 12 x 12 28.57% 6 x 6 15.00% 18 x 18 64.29% 12 x 12 40.00% 18 x 18 45.00% 12 x 12 4.00% 12 x 24 32.00% 6 x 6 9.28% 24 x 24 64.00% 12 x 12 32.26% 18 x 18 58.09% 10 FOUR TILE PATTERNS 6x6 4.55% 6x6 4.44% 12 x 12 18.18% 12 x 12 17.78% 12 x 24 36.36% 12 x 24 17.78% 18 x 18 40.91% 18 x 18 60.00% 6x6 8.72% 12 x 12 17.43% 12 x 24 34.87% 18 x 18 38.98% 201

life. The graphic is a beautiful representation of burlap that includes semblances of interlacing fabric strands and subtle nuances of pattern shift. FLORIDA TILE INTERNET SALES POLICY>>LITERATUREPDF DISCOVER MORE INTERNET SELLING POLICY Our products are sold only through a nationwide network of floor covering professionals, carefully chosen for their specialized knowledge and ability to help consumers make the best flooring decisions for their needs. In addition, authorized Florida Tile retailers can provide consumers with quality tile and stone samples, and the latest flooring design trends that can be seen in-person. When purchasing flooring, we feel there is no substitute for personal, professional service, and installation. Flooring is a substantial investment, and we highly recommend that consumers purchase their flooring from a local Florida Tile dealer in order to get the best service both during and after the sale. For this reason we prohibMitutshline sale of Florida Tile products through Winotoel rnet resellers, and we actively pursue any indBivuirdlaup al that attempts tLoinemn is-represent themselves as an approTwveeedd online seller of Florida Tile products. Use of our pictures and logo can only be obtained by signing a Florida Tile Digital Licensing Agreement and no products can be sold to the consumer directly from Florida Tile since we have strict distribution territories and agreements. Find your Perfect TilesTo find a trusted Florida Tile trade partner, dealer, or distributor near you, please visit the store locator at www.floridatile.com. Dolupta tempelessene odissi omnis ut et autem hari blab ipsus everum int. Dolupta tempelessene odissi WEB & SOCIAL omnis. Odissi omnis ut et autem hari blab ipsus everum int. - Tile Search - Search by Search by Search by COLLECTION LOOK TYPE Search by Search by Search by COLOR SIZE SHAPE MORE CHOICES SOCIAL Connecting and sharing inspiration with Florida Tile has never been easier. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and don’t forget to tag us in your installation photos! Take and share inspiration for great projects on Pinterest and Houzz. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to take a virtual tour of our factory or watch informative videos on our latest products. WEB Interior Design Trends Of course, the cornerstone resource for all Florida Tile product information is our website, www.floridatile.com. You will always find the most up-to-date content aOnudr diensnignoevras tairveeceonntelriendeotnocourlrsetnht aenrdee. mOeurgrinIngsinptierraiotriodnesiGgnaflaleshryiono.fCfearresfual mvaarsktect aonldletcretniodnanoalfysimis pressive room scenes and real product installations. iOs tuher gVeindeesios fGroamllwehryichaalllol gwresatyiodeuastboegwina, ttrcahnspforromdinugcinttofeaarttfuulrdeesvigidnsefoosr oduirreprcotdlyucftsro. SmpotoliguhrteYdoounTube channel. Connect with us today! these pages are just a few of the latest trends and the Florida Tile products that best complement them. LEARN MORE 202

ICON & REFERENCE EXPLANATIONS Made in USA GREENGUARD® This logo indicates that the product line is This logo indicates that this product has manufactured in the United States at our facility been tested and received GREENGUARD® in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, with the exception Gold Certification (formerly known as of select trim, decorative, and ceramic pieces. The GREENGUARD® Children & Schools source of origin of each of our products is indicated Certification). GREENGUARD® offers strict on the labels and/or packaging. For information certification criteria, considers safety factors about the origin of specific products or product to account for sensitive individuals (such as lines, please refer to the label and/or packaging, or children and the elderly), and ensures that a see your authorized Florida Tile retailer. product is acceptable for use in environments such as schools and healthcare facilities. It Dynamic COF (DCOF) is referenced by both The Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) and the This logo represents the Dynamic COF (Coefficient Leadership in Energy and Environmental of Friction) methodology for testing the slip Design (LEED®) Building Rating System. potential of a tile while an object is in motion. The recommendation for use in a commercial setting is Porcelain Tile ≥0.42. No standards body has a specifically stated ‘safe’ SCOF value. Due to the difficulty in measuring This logo indicates that the product line has SCOF and lack of a specific recommendation, in been tested and certified by the Porcelain 2012 the tile industry introduced a new method Tile Certification Agency (PTCA) to meet the and requirement. The DCOF AcuTest® under ANSI® ANSI® A137.1 standard for a true porcelain tile. A326.3 now includes a method for measuring This means that the product line has a water Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF) and a absorption rate of 0.5% or less. recommended value of ≥0.42 for interior, level floors that are likely to be walked upon when wet. Recycled Content Green Squared® This logo indicates that the product line contains some quantity of recycled content. The logo for Green Squared® involves one industry, In most cases, the percentage of recycled one standard, and one mark and covers the gamut content is pre-consumer material. If the of products used in a tile installation. It was the first recycled logo is accompanied by a number multi-attribute sustainability standard developed inside the box, then it has been tested and for tiles and tile installation materials. Green determined that the product contains at least Squared® uses the transparency and consensus that percentage of recycled material. of the ANSI® process combined with third party certification to evaluate, validate, and communicate Rectified Tile products which have a positive impact on the environment and society. Green Squared® covers This logo indicates that some sizes in this product characteristics, manufacturing, end of product line are rectified. Rectified tiles have product life management, progressive corporate been cut “squared” so the edges are more governance, and innovation in an effort to establish uniform and there is less variation in size from sustainability criteria for products throughout their tile to tile. One of the benefits of this process full life cycle. is to allow for more narrow grout joints. 203

HDP-HIGH DEFINITION PORCELAIN® HDP−HIGH DEFINITION PORCELAIN® Using a blend of real photography and HDP−HIGH DEFINITION PORCELAIN® is an exclusive trademarked process artist developed graphics, the digital by Florida Tile that utilizes the most printing process uses thousands of nozzles • Recreates the likeness of marble, technologically advanced glazing system to print each tile. The use of digital images in the industry today, digital printing. This allows for an overall variation that is up travertine, wood, fabric, concrete & process has taken decades of painstaking to sixteen times greater than that of the metal work to bring the technology from the previous process. research and development laboratories • Can duplicate any graphic image on a to the production line. Continuing to be The Florida Tile specific HDP−High an innovator in the industry, Florida Tile Definition Porcelain® production process tile was the first manufacturer to use this utilizes this digital printing technology that technology in the United States. is a huge leap forward in both resolution • Allows for huge range of color and and pattern variation. Similar to the revolution in the television variation industry, the digital printing process on While it is the look that draws your eye, ceramic and porcelain brings you the most HDP – High Definition Porcelain® products • Graphics not repeated up to 80 square realistic image possible, except it is on a by Florida Tile provide a durable and easy- tile. Much like the picture on a television to-maintain product that cannot be found feet screen, the graphics on tiles are made- in any other flooring option. up of millions of small dots of color; the • Up to sixteen times the graphic variation smaller the dots, the higher the definition. of previous process • Glaze is durable and exceeds all ANSI®/ ASTM® standards • Graphic goes to edge of tile, eliminating “pillow” effect • Trims can be matched exactly using the same glazing process • Environmentally friendly process is low maintenance and waste free below: ExcursionHDP EXN50 8x36 Badlands & Streamline 310 4x16 Arctic 204

MICROBAN® Microban® and Florida Tile have teamed up to provide antimicrobial protection for ceramic tiles. Florida Tile products are well known for their beauty, durability, and performance. The addition of Microban® built-in technology featuring silver provides a continuous level of protection from the growth of common microbes. ABOUT MICROBAN® Antimicrobial porcelain tiles are ideal for any environment, especially those that call for a high Microban® International, Ltd. is a global technology company standard of cleanliness, such as: dedicated to enhancing high quality consumer, industrial, and • Hotels, restaurants, cafeterias medical products with branded built-in protection from microbial • Hospitals, operating rooms growth. Microban® is a registered trademark of Microban® Products • Wellness centers, spas, swimming Company. pools, gyms The Microban® brand offers continuous and durable antimicrobial product protection, built-in during manufacturing to last for the useful • Retirement homes, schools, nursery schools life of the product. Microban® International is headquartered in North • Agricultural and food industries Carolina with operations in North America, South America, Europe, • Public areas, businesses, offices and Asia. • Residential kitchens and bathrooms LEED® BUILDINGS WHY MICROBAN® PROTECTION? Microban® tiles manufactured by Florida Tile allow you to be awarded Microbes on floors can be a source of cross- 1 point for the ID 1 Innovation in Design Credit. contamination where microbes can transfer from one surface to (ref. NC, CI, CS and SCHOOLS LEED® Rating Systems) another and from one area to another. This transfer can take place by human contact with the contaminated surface (for example touching Is the exclusive antibacterial technology by Panariagroup, result of with hands or shoes). Dirt and microbes are continually being brought a partnership with Microban®, world leader in the sector. This is an into the home through foot traffic from people and also pets! effective antibacterial shield incorporated in the ceramic product and eliminates up to 99.9% of bacteria from the surface. The goal of antimicrobial protection is to minimize the number of microbes which colonize a surface and therefore reduce the possibility 205 of the microbes transferring to other surfaces where they may cause potential issues. Looking at hotspots within the home, the kitchen and bathroom have the potential for the highest number of microbes which can rapidly spread from one surface to another. HOW CLEAN ARE YOUR TILES? Micro-organisms are a fact of life. They are everywhere, all around us, all the time. However hard we try, there’s no getting away from them. Some are good for us, others are neutral, but a few are damaging. So it makes sense to do what we can to prevent their potentially harmful and undesirable effects. Under right conditions of warmth, a food source, time, and a little humidity, microbes can grow and divide extremely rapidly and bacterial populations can double as quickly as every 20 minutes. In addition, microbes can persist on inert surfaces for a long time. On average, there may be more microbes on your hand than people on Earth. ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF MICROBAN ON PORCELAIN TILE: • Active day and night, 24/7 • Active both in light and dark conditions, with no need to use UV lamps • Active on the surface of the material • Permanently integrated into the surface during industrial firing at a temperature of 1200°C (it is not a surface treatment applied after firing) • Active over time, resistant to wear, lasting for the lifetime of the tiles, it is permanent and does not need to be re-treated over the lifecycle of the product

CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY PANARIAgroup’s mission statement is about growing and creating well-being in harmony with the people and the environment, with openness, passion and love for our work. In order to achieve such targets, the Group aims to generate sustainable value for its shareholders, employees and business partners while respecting society and the environment. The Group has a strong focus on research and innovation, and is resolute to satisfy the highest expectations in the fields of general well-being and of aesthetics, both for professional and private customers, in architecture or in the construction industry. Green Squared Certified® Florida Tile was among the first to earn TCNA - Green Squared® certification. This multi-attribute sustainability standard is for tiles and tile installation materials. It uses the transparency and consensus of the ANSI® process combined with third party certification to evaluate, validate, and communicate products that have a positive impact on the environment and society. Covered by the standard are environmental product characteristics, environmental product manufacturing, raw material extraction, end of product life management, progressive corporate governance, and innovation. All Florida Tile products manufactured in our Lawrenceburg, KY facility are Green Squared Certified®. BUREAU VERITAS Since its foundation in 1828, the Bureau Veritas Group has consistently built recognized expertise, helping clients comply with standards and regulations relating to quality, health & safety, the environment and social responsibility. The group’s network of regional and local offices manages client relationships and delivers a comprehensive range of services including inspection, testing, auditing, certification, ship classification and related technical assistance, training, and outsourcing. When appropriate, Bureau Veritas also provides advisory services. Large and small organizations, whether private or public, can rely on Bureau Veritas to support them in protecting their respective brands, assets, and business. They play a key role in both risk management and performance improvement. Bureau Veritas deploys multidisciplinary skills from over 61,000 employees in over 1,300 offices and laboratories worldwide. mindful MATERIALS (mM) Reinforcing our commitment to transparency and sustainability, Florida Tile, Inc. is a proud participant in the mindful MATERIALS Library. mindful MATERIALS (mM) is a powerful building product database incorporating information on the human health and environmental impacts of products from leading manufacturers. It is vetted by experts and trusted industry-wide as a source for product transparency. Today’s market requires owners, developers, and designers to carefully consider the impacts that product content has on people and the planet throughout the product’s life cycle. For products to be incorporated in this program, manufacturers must provide individual product details as well as certifications and/or attributions. This allows building industry professionals to easily locate relevant transparency and sustainability attributes in categories such as: material ingredients, environmental profile, VOCs, material sourcing, social responsibility, etc. 206

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CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY Florida Tile works closely with local and national organizations that improve the lives of less fortunate individuals. In reducing our waste stream by donating usable products, we are not only saving tile from the landfill and preserving the integrity of our natural resources, we are also able to help our greatest resource – people. Below are some of the organizations in which we partner with. OPERATION COMPASSION Operation Compassion focuses on three priorities: (1) responding to natural disasters nationally and around the world; (2) providing inspiration, information, training and resources to help mobilize churches, individuals, and community groups to provide food and basic necessities to the poor and needy; (3) concentrating on international distribution to widows, single mothers, and children. Relief America: The Disaster Response Network - responding to national and international natural disasters with containers of bottled water, food, cleaning supplies, building materials, etc. Compassion America: The Urban Network - meeting various needs of the poor and underprivileged living within America’s largest cities by utilizing partnerships with civic and community leaders, school districts, police departments, fire departments, parks and recreation departments, churches, and other local agencies. Dream America: The Native American Network - supplying Native Americans living on reservations in the western United States with many necessities that are difficult to obtain, including food, water, educational materials, and building supplies. Hope America: The Appalachia Network - targeting one of the four most extreme areas of poverty in the U.S. through food distribution, hot meals, job training, and home repair. Global Compassion Network - Providing countries of the developing world with medical supplies, medical equipment, textbooks, clothing, food and toys. MOUNTAIN RESOURCE CENTER Mountain Resource Center (MRC) is a division of Faith Mountain Ministries, Inc. Faith Mountain was founded by Herb and Kathy Miller in 1997 as a non-profit retreat. MRC is a gathering point for dozens of benevolent organizations that have a common goal of helping people who are experiencing a temporary need in a difficult time. With a network of thirty organizations with sixty warehouses from coast to coast, MRC is able to accept a few pallets or hundreds of truckloads of donated product. There is always an urgent need for usable product to rebuild homes and help re-build lives. 208

ecoScorecardSM ecoScorecardSM ecoScorecardSM is a Florida Tile tool to help architects and designers measure the environmental impact of products and materials against the major environmental rating systems. Partnered with ecoScorecardSM, we are able to provide immediate and manageable product data for all major commercial environmental rating systems. The result can be used to evaluate and compare groups of products for inclusion in final submissions for bids, proposals, and specs, or for project certification. It evaluates products against all major commercial rating systems including LEED® V4, Green Guide for Healthcare, LABS21, and all legacy LEED® Rating systems. It also evaluates products against all major residential rating systems including LEED® for Homes, NAHB®’s National Green Building Standard, Green Globes®, and REGREEN. ecoScorecardSM generates a product’s documentation for inclusion in the submission process, facilitating the client’s creation of the final submittable project documentation for LEED® or equivalent rating systems. For more information visit www.floridatile.com/greenbuilding CONTINUING EDUCATION CEUs In an effort to better engage and inform designers and specifiers about the tile and stone industry, Florida Tile is pleased to provide educational courses for continuing education credits. In support of AIA®, ASID, and USGBC®, we offer the following courses free of charge: • Advanced Manufacturing Center (Live Tours) • Know Your Porcelain • Microban® • The Timeless Look of Natural Stone • Thin, Large-Format Porcelain Tile • Tile is Green Design and construction professionals earn AIA® continuing education learning units and LEED® professionals earn Green Building Certification Institute’s (GBCI®) continuing education hours to fulfill LEED® credential maintenance requirements by taking these courses. Contact your Florida Tile sales representative for more information. 209

CARE & MAINTENANCE ROUTINE CARE FOR YOUR TILE List of Neutral Cleaners Ceramic tile is one of the most durable and Manufacturer Product maintenance friendly surfaces you can choose Aqua Mix® Concentrated Stone & Tile Cleaner for your walls, floors, countertops, etc. With OMNI® Concentrated Cleaner, Deep Cleaner proper care and minimum maintenance, tile Miracle Sealants Tile and Stone Cleaner will retain its original beauty and luster for STONETECH® Stone & Tile Cleaner Revitalizer many years. Generally, all that is necessary to keep your tile looking as good as new is a quick HEAVY DUTY CLEANING DO’S & DON’TS wipe with a clean damp cloth or mop. Prompt cleanup of spills and regular cleaning will keep For high-traffic areas or when tile has been • Do regularly apply a water based penetrating your ceramic tile surfaces looking their best. neglected for a long time, heavy-duty cleaning may be required. sealer on all natural stone products If a cleaner is necessary, Florida Tile recommends the use of low VOC (volatile Glazed walls and countertops should be • Always do a small test with sealers & cleaners organic compound), neutral pH, non- cleaned with an alkaline-based cleaner (high hazardous, and non-polluting products. pH, non-acidic). Use a white nylon scrub pad, to ensure desired results followed by a clean water rinse. Poultice may Glazed tile walls in your home will easily keep be used in combination with any appropriate • Do use a sealer on grout joints; except for their lovely look with simple routine care-just cleaner, if needed, to restore seriously soiled wipe regularly with a clean damp cloth or areas. Poultice is a very fine powder that 100% solid epoxy grout sponge. A non-abrasive, neutral cleaner can be serves as a mild abrasive, yet cannot cause used (abrasive cleansers will cause scratching scratching to even the most delicate glazed • Do use only non-abrasive cleaning to shiny tile and polished marble surfaces). tile and polished marble surfaces. Unglazed Highly polished tile and stone surfaces tile and natural stone can be treated in the compound or formula that is recommended should be polished dry with a soft absorbent same manner as glazed when heavy-duty for both glass and tile when cleaning glass cloth after cleaning to eliminate the buildup cleaning is required. Once the tile or stone tile of hard water residue and to maintain the has been effectively restored and is dry, it is high-polished finish. recommended that the appropriate sealer • Do see your nearest Florida Tile Dealer or be applied to protect from staining and ease For glazed tile floors, sweep or vacuum ongoing maintenance. Distributor for advice on special cleaning regularly to remove dirt and gritty particles. problems or if you have any questions Follow with a mop or sponge dampened with To clean badly soiled countertops, an a neutral pH cleaner. If a cleaner is used, be appropriate alkaline cleaner is recommended. • Do read and follow label directions for all sure the surface is rinsed thoroughly with clean Poultice can be lightly sprinkled onto the wet water and dried. For textured or uneven tile cleaner solution and scrubbed with a white cleaners and sealers or stone surfaces, substituting a soft scrub nylon scrub pad or medium nylon scrub brush brush or white nylon scrub pad for the mop to facilitate cleaning. Rinse thoroughly. For • Don’t combine ammonia and household or sponge will quicken the cleaning process. glazed tile floors, the same products and Unglazed tile floors and porcelain tile floors procedures are recommended. bleaches can also be maintained in this same manner. For showers, tub surrounds, or other wet • Don’t use harsh cleaning agents such as Tiled surfaces in your bathroom may require areas, light acidic cleaners are recommended a more thorough routine cleaning because of a to remove hard water mineral deposits. These steel wool pads or strong acids, which can build-up of soap scum, body oils, or hard-water acidic cleaners are not recommended on scratch or damage the surface of your tile stains. Use a clean, damp cloth, or sponge acid-sensitive surfaces such as metallic glazes with a neutral pH cleaner, allowing it to stand or marble. For acid-sensitive surfaces, a • Don’t use a cleaning agent that contains about five minutes before rinsing and drying. neutral or alkaline cleaner, used in combination Specialty bathroom cleaners may also be used with Poultice is recommended. Never use color on unglazed tile, natural stone, or (always test first). Clean shower regularly with harsh acids such as hydrochloric (muriatic) or white grout, as these porous surfaces may the appropriate tile and stone cleaner. Dry with hydrofluoric, as these acids, and even the acid absorb the color a towel after each use and leave curtain or door fumes, can cause damage to tile, stone, grout, open between showers to allow for maximum humans and pets! The accepted acids (use ventilation and moisture escape. sparingly) for homeowners use are mild citric, sulfamic, and phosphoric. 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MURALS, RESINS, GLASS, CAST rinse. Clean with alkaline tile cleaner or all- the sealing product should also be the same STONE FIXTURES & METALS purpose cleaner using a soft cloth. Rinse with type as the previous sealer for best penetration. clean water and dry with a soft towel. Cast For more detailed information on glass tile Wipe clean with a damp cloth or sponge using Stone Fixtures and Cast Decors are pre-sealed installation and maintenance, visit www. a neutral, non-abrasive cleanser. Be sure any in manufacturing with water based, liquid floridatile.com or review the TCNA (Tile Council cleaner residue is removed with a clean water silicone rubber dispersed sealer. For re-sealing, of North America) Handbook Guidelines. Type of Contaminate Type of cleaner Name of cleaner Manufacturer Coffee, soft drinks, fruit juice Grease, dirt from traffic, Alkaline-based cleaner Heavy Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner Aqua Mix® deep-cleaning Deep Cleaner, Heavy Duty Cleaner, Elite Cleaner OMNI® Wine Alkaline-based cleaner KlenzAll™ STONETECH® Hard water spots Oxidizing cleaner Liquid Poultice Miracle Sealants Rust Acid-based cleaner Deep Cleaner, Heavy Duty Cleaner, Elite Cleaner OMNI® Tire, pencil, metal marks Acid-based cleaner Heavy Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner Aqua Mix® Ink, marker Abrasive paste KlenzAll™ STONETECH® Solvent-based cleaner Porcelain & Ceramic Tile Cleaner Miracle Sealants Dirty grout Liquid Poultice Miracle Sealants Grout cleaner Poultice Stain Remover OMNI® Any Sulfamic Acid Crystals Aqua Mix® Neutral wax-free Restore™ STONETECH® cleaner Heavy Duty Acid Cleaner Miracle Sealants Buffered Acid Cleaner, Sulfamic Acid Cleaner OMNI® Sulfamic Acid Crystals Aqua Mix® Buffered Acid Cleaner, Sulfamic Acid Cleaner OMNI® Poultice Stain Remover (non-acid) OMNI® Cement Grout Haze Remover with Nanoscrub Aqua Mix® Porcelain & Ceramic Tile Cleaner Miracle Sealants Elite Cleaner, Poultice Stain Remover (non-acid) OMNI® Sealer & Coating Remover Aqua Mix® Epoxy Grout Haze Remover & Coating Stripper STONETECH® Sealer Remover, Elite Cleaner (non-solvent) STONETECH® Sealer Remover, Poultice Stain Remover (non-solvent) OMNI® Grout Deep Clean Aqua Mix® DeepKlenz™ STONETECH® Back-To-New Grout Cleaner, Deep Cleaner OMNI® Concentrated Cleaner, Heavy Duty Cleaner OMNI® Miracle Heavy Duty Cleaner, Tile & Stone Cleaner Miracle Sealants Concentrated Stone & Tile Cleaner Aqua Mix® Stone & Tile Cleaner STONETECH® Tile and Stone Cleaner Miracle Sealants Concentrate Cleaner, Deep Cleaner OMNI® 211

TECHNICAL DATA ACID RESISTANCE ASTM® C-650 is the standard test method for determining resistance of ceramic tile to chemical substances. The glazed surface of Florida Tile products is resistant to virtually all caustic and corrosive liquids. Typical exceptions are fluorides and concentrated hydrochloric acid. BREAK STRENGTH ASTM® C-648 describes the standard test method for determining structural strength of ceramic tile. This test provides a means for establishing whether or not ceramic tile meets the strength requirements which may be required for a specific installation procedure, and its ability to withstand load and impact. The ANSI® standard requires an average breaking strength of 125 lbf. for wall tiles and 250 lbf. for floor tiles. Tiles installed on floors with adhesives may require higher breaking strengths. CALIBERS Tiles shrink during firing. To accommodate this shrinkage, we measure each tile as it comes down the line and assign it a caliber based on ANSI® requirements for size variation. Tiles with different calibers should be compared prior to installation to make sure they will work well together. A wider grout joint will help accommodate the size difference within and between calibers. DYNAMIC COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION No standards body has a specifically stated ‘safe’ SCOF value. Due to the difficulty in measuring SCOF and lack of a specific recommendation, in 2012 the tile industry introduced a new method and requirement: Dynamic Coefficient of Friction (DCOF). ANSI® A326.3 now includes a method for measuring DCOF and a recommended value of 0.42 for interior, level floors that are likely to be walked upon when wet. DCOF differs from SCOF in that the shoe material moves across the flooring surface and the resistance to movement is constantly recorded and averaged. This test uses an automated device (the BOT 3000E). For a full description of the test, its benefits and limitations, please refer to ANSI® A326.3 Standards for Ceramic Tile. FROST RESISTANCE ASTM® C-1026 describes the standard test method for determining ceramic tile’s ability to withstand repeated cycles of freezing and thawing. It determines the ability of tile to resist damage or deterioration when tested in freezing and thawing situations such as those found in central and northern sections of the United States. INSTALLATION Florida Tile recommends that all installations of its product comply with applicable parts of ANSI® A-108 series for ceramic tile installation. For any information, including technical questions related to the underlayment, use of setting materials, or other installation related questions, contact the Tile Council of North America. You can reach them at [email protected] or you can view the TCNA Installation Handbook at www.tileusa.com/ publication_main.htm. • Use a grout joint that is at minimum 3 times the variation of the tile as per ANSI® A108.02 Section 4.3.8 Grout Joint Size: In the case of Florida Tile, all rectified product shall have, on average, no less than a 1/8 in. grout joint. • Minimize the variation in the substrate in order to accommodate the above minimal grout joint as per ANSI® A108/A118/A136.1 - American National Specifications for the Installation of Ceramic Tile, specifically A108.01 Section 2.6.2.2 and similarly in A108.02 Section 4.1.4.3.1. GAUGED PORCELAIN TILE PANELS (GPTP) Also known as large panel porcelain slabs, thin porcelain tile, or large format porcelain slabs, gauged porcelain is known for its beauty, durability, ease of maintenance, and its lack of grout joints. GPT has been defined as tiles that measure 1 x 1 meter (~36 x 36 inches) or smaller, while GPTP are equal to or larger than 1 x 1 meter. Tile Council North America (TCNA) recognizes two classes of gauged tile products are defined — those for wall applications, from 3.5 to 4.9 mm in thickness, and those for floor applications, from 5 to 6.5 mm in thickness. MOH’S HARDNESS Scratch resistance of glazes is measured by scratching the glaze with a mineral of known hardness. Hardness of minerals is classified by Moh’s Scale, which lists 10 minerals according to their hardness. Each mineral in this scale will scratch those with lower numbers in the scale, but will not scratch minerals with higher numbers. Talc is classified as number one on the Moh’s Scales and diamond ten. Resilient flooring materials, such as vinyl and asphalt tile, are relatively soft and can be scratched by talc, number one on the scale. White polished marble can be scratched by calcite, which is number three. Black marble rates a four and can be scratched by fluorite. Most glazes used on ceramic tile fall in the five to six range, which is also slightly harder than most steels. Case-hardened steel, such as what is used in drill bits used for drilling holes in steel, is approximately six and will scratch most glazes. Some glazes used on ceramic tiles designed for floor use cannot be scratched by a case-hardened drill bit. Quartz, number 7 on Moh’s Scale, will scratch most glazes and all but the hardest unglazed ceramic tiles. Sand is a common example of natural quartz. OUTDOOR INSTALLATIONS Porcelain tile is very hardy and is appropriate for vertical exterior installations. Horizontal applications require additional considerations. Any hard surface flooring will be slippery when covered in standing water, ice, grease, or leaves. Regular cleaning, maintenance, and inspection of the surface is critical to a successful outdoor tile installation. 212

RECTIFIED TILE Rectification is a process of ceramic tile manufacturing in which all sides of a tile are cut with specialized machines. This creates a ceramic tile with perfectly square edges and reduces size variation between tiles, essentially creating a mono-caliber product. This has a practical application in uniformity and ease of installation, but it also has an aesthetic benefit. By allowing a reduced grout joint (within ANSI® requirements) the installation is better suited to more contemporary tastes, and stays cleaner with less grout. RUNNING BOND/BRICK JOINT PATTERNS Grout Joints- For running bond/brick joint patterns utilizing tiles (square or rectangle) with any size greater than 15 in. the grout shall be, on average, a minimum of 1/8 in. wide for rectified tile and, on average, a minimum of 3/16 in. wide for calibrated (non-rectified) tiles. Offset- For running bond/brick joint patterns utilizing tiles (square or rectangular) where the side being offset is greater than 15 in. (nominal dimension), the running bond offset will be a maximum of 33% unless otherwise specified by the tile manufacturer. If an offset greater than 33% is specified, specifier and owner must approve mock-up and lippage. SHADES Florida Tile assigns all of our tiles a shade based on comparison to a target piece. We also add a ‘lot letter’ (commonly referred to as the ‘dye lot’) that differentiates tiles from different runs. Tiles with different shades should be compared prior to installation to make sure they are a good match and should be well mixed during installation. SHADE BLENDING Designed to simulate a natural surface by using a combination of ceramic/porcelain processes, shade and texture variations are inherent in these nature-inspired products. These types of tiles are packed by shade blends and not specific shades. Products of a common shade blend type may be used together. Specific product lots are identified by the last letter of the shade code. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Tiles manufactured by Florida Tile, Inc. and marked standard grade meet or exceed the recommended standard specification for ceramic tile, ANSI® A137.1. All products are formulated using high-quality clays specifically designed for density and strength, then pressed, glazed and fired. Note that the data represented in this literature represents typical test results of randomly selected “standard” products. SHADE VARIATION V2 Slight Variation Clearly distinguishable differences in texture V1 Uniform Appearance and/or pattern with similar colors. Differences among pieces from the same production run are minimal. V3 Moderate Variation V4 Random Variation While the colors present on a single piece of tile Random color differences from tile to tile, will be indicative of the colors to be expected so that one tile may have totally different on the other tiles, the amount of colors on each colors from that on other tiles. Thus, the final piece may vary significantly. For example “that installation will be unique. little bit of color” on one piece of tile may be the primary color on the next piece. notice: Not all flooring products are suitable for wet areas, specialized applications or commercial use. Please refer to the American National Standard Specifications for Ceramic Tile (ANSI® A137.1) for ceramic, stone, and glass installation for specific usage and installation information. Made in the USA: With the exception of select trim, decorative pieces and ceramic pieces, these product lines are Made in the USA of 40% pre- consumer recycled materials, and are GREENGUARD® and Porcelain Tile certified. These Florida Tile products will contribute to USGBC® LEED® points and the ANSI® approved NAHB® Green Building Points. note: In order to provide as many size formats as possible, some sizes may be originally pressed as larger formats and then professionally cut to size. 213

INTENDED USE GENERAL USAGE GUIDELINES The following General Usage Guidelines highlight those floor application types that we generally consider to be appropriate for designated product lines. However, every installation is unique and requires careful consideration of the specific requirements for that particular project. For specific determinations as to the suitability of specific products for your application, please consult an experienced tile installer, design professional, or the TCNA handbook. Ultimately it is the responsibility of the project manager to choose the most appropriate product for each project based on need and traffic. Not all projects are the same. RESIDENTIAL Products designated as “Residential” are generally considered appropriate for use in residential (non-commercial) floor areas that are subject to normal foot traffic, including kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, and other residential environments. In heavy-traffic areas, products with GLOSSY/POLISHED/TOUCH finishes are not recommended. LIGHT COMMERCIAL Products designated as “Light Commercial” are generally considered appropriate for use in commercial floor areas that are subject to considerable foot traffic greater than residential applications, including offices, waiting rooms, retail shops, public bathrooms, apartment building common areas, restaurant dining rooms, car showrooms, bars, cinemas, medical clinics, hotel guest rooms and bathrooms. In heavy-traffic areas, products with GLOSSY/POLISHED/TOUCH finishes are not recommended. HEAVY COMMERCIAL Products designated as “Heavy Commercial” are generally considered appropriate for use in commercial floor areas that are subject to extensive foot traffic, including shopping center common areas, hotel lobbies, fast food restaurants, dance clubs, hospitals, schools, museums, houses of worship, airports, train and bus stations, and other interior applications where heavy traffic is anticipated. NOTES • These are general use guidelines only and are no substitute for competent, professional architectural and design input specific to each project. For example, a product classified as Light Commercial might be suitable for use in some areas of a regional airport with moderate foot traffic, while even a Heavy Commercial product may be subject to premature wear and tear if used in a heavy-traffic industrial area where regular cleaning and maintenance are not performed. • The occasional presence of minor color variation, spots, or other small imperfections is considered a characteristic of the material and of its unique manufacturing process. • If product is installed in direct contact with external environments, use of protective solutions, a protective mat, or other anti-scratch alternatives may be necessary to reduce the formation of scratches. • Use of low thickness products is not recommended in areas subject to heavy loads. • GLOSSY/POLISHED/TOUCH finishes are recommended for wall cladding, as well as for flooring in Residential or Light Commercial areas that are not subject to heavy traffic, and where an anti-slip performance (DCOF) is not required. 214

DCOF WHY 0.42 IS THE NEW 0.6? WHERE SHOULD IT BE USED? Florida Tile would like to remind you about an important development The ANSI® A326.3 standard states that tiles with a 0.42 DCOF are in the measurement and use of Coefficient of Friction data. In September necessary for interior commercial spaces that will regularly be walked of 2017, ANSI® released a new version of Dynamic Coefficient of upon when wet. Typically, this is the same application where a wet SCOF Friction (DCOF) for field and laboratory testing. ANSI® A326.3 includes of 0.6 has been specified in the past. The standard also states that tiles specification for DCOF and guidance on specifying hard surface flooring with a DCOF less than 0.42, especially polished tile, should only be used material. The biggest change to the standard was the adoption of a in commercial applications when the surface can be kept dry when DCOF test for commercial tile. For years, the tile industry has used a walked upon and proper safety procedures are applied when cleaning Static Coefficient of Friction (SCOF) threshold value of 0.6 for floors the tiles. The standard doesn’t reference residential applications, but a that may be walked upon when wet. The new standard establishes a similar thought process can be taken into account (is water likely to be DCOF value of 0.42 for these applications. To help our customers better present?) when determining the best tile to be specified. understand, Florida Tile has compiled some frequent questions and answers about the new standard. WHAT HAS BEEN HAPPENING? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? To bring this issue to the forefront and to eliminate any ambiguity, the TCNA has officially declined to renew the C-1028 test method, therefore SCOF tests tile by pulling on a 50 pound weight situated on the face of making SCOF numbers obsolete and no longer recognizing the test a tile and measuring the amount of force required to start the motion method. For this reason, it is important that design professionals who (ASTM® C-1028 test). To compare it to a real life situation, it’s like standing specify commercial products are aware of the change, and are not liable on a floor and having someone push you until you start to slide, not a for any hazards that may occur from products that do not meet the realistic representation of what is happening when someone is walking. requirements. DCOF uses an automated testing device (the BOT 3000E) to measure the average resistance to moving forward over a 4” - 10” span (depending on We feel that the ANSI® A326.3 standard will produce more accurate the size of the tile being measured). This represents two improvements measurements, improve overall results, and increase confidence that the over the current method. First, the automated device removes user tile you select is correct for the application. variation from the measurement. Second, the measurement better mimics how we actually walk on a floor. WHY CHANGE? The 0.6 threshold has been widely used in the industry for years, but the way it is measured has a wide amount of variability. Also, 0.6 is not referenced in any widely-used industry standards. Although it is called things like “ADA compliant”, ADA never made it a requirement and has since stopped referencing the value at all. Meanwhile, the idea of a dynamic value is widely used in Europe (the pendulum and tortoise methods, for example) and because the test is automated, the number is much more repeatable. HOW DID YOU COME UP WITH 0.42? The Tile Council of North America (TCNA) has been working on this new standard for years. As part of that work, the TCNA tested 250 samples from a wide range of SCOF values with the BOT device and graphed the results. The DCOF that correlated with a 0.6 SCOF value is 0.42. Also, extensive work was done in Germany with a large cross section of people walking on a variety of flooring while scientists measured the force they exerted. The threshold at which they started to slip was slightly below 0.42 DCOF. Therefore, the 0.42 number should give a margin for error. 215

WARRANTY Florida Tile, Inc. warrants that our products will meet or exceed the requirements of American National Specifications Institute, Specification ANSI® A326.3. We also warrant our tile and stone to conform to any specific physical properties stated in our product literature and to be reasonably free from manufacturing defects. Shade variation is not a manufacturing defect. RESIDENTIAL LIFETIME WARRANTY Florida Tile, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that it will provide replacement tile or refund the purchase price at our discretion of any product that fails to meet the requirements above. Labor costs for removal of existing product and installation of replacement product are not included. Shade match of the replacement product to that being replaced cannot be guaranteed. This lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects on Florida Tile products purchased will remain in effect for as long as you own your home and is non-transferable. COMMERCIAL WARRANTY Florida Tile, Inc. defines a commercial installation as any structure other than a dwelling occupied by the owner of the tile. We warrant that we will provide replacement tile or refund the purchase price at our discretion of any product that fails to meet the requirements above for a period of 18 months from the date of shipment of the product. Labor cost for removal of existing product and installation of replacement product are not included. Shade match of the replacement product to that being replaced cannot be guaranteed. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS Florida Tile, Inc. makes no other warranties, express or implied, including merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Purchaser’s remedy is limited to replacement as described above, and under no circumstances shall the manufacturer be liable for any loss or damage arising from the purchase, use, or inability to use this product, or for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages. No installer, dealer, agent, or employee of manufacturer has the authority to modify the obligations or limitations of this warranty. These warranties give specific legal rights. Since some states have laws governing consumer rights and damages, some of the above limitations may not apply, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. Except for these other rights, the remedy provided under these warranties state the limit of the manufacturer’s responsibilities. SAMPLE ORDERING HOW DO I ORDER A SAMPLE? As a design resource, we know the effect that time constraints for building and remodeling projects have on managers, designers, and architects. While we prefer that you consult with a knowledgeable sales rep at a local Florida Tile dealer or distributor, we realize that some things can’t wait. Therefore, we have made our collections available to you through our sample program. Whether it is for a residential or commercial project, we want you to specify a Florida Tile product and we want to provide all the resources needed to accomplish that. Ordering: Please visit our website at www.floridatile.com and navigate to the sample request page. Please provide the following information. Note that all fields are required for order processing. Company Name Job or Project Name Contact Name Email Address Attention To Contact Position Full Address Sample(s) Needed: Include Series Name, Color Name and SKU Phone Number Tiles: A variety of sizes and colors can be ordered through this program, however the maximum size we can ship is 24x24. The tiles will be pulled from the sample warehouse and not from the general inventory of the National Distribution Center, therefore shade and caliber may not reflect the current inventory. If you need a format that is larger than 24x24, a decorative piece, trim piece, mosaic, or natural stone, please contact your local sales rep or consult our store locator on www.floridatile.com to find a store near you. Delivery: Samples are shipped the next business day via UPS ground and generally have a 2-3 day delivery time, depending on location. Since we ship free of charge, we do not have an expedited delivery option. If you need samples expedited, please contact your local sales rep or consult our store locator to find a store near you at www.floridatile.com. note: Only Florida Tile porcelain samples can be ordered online. For Cotto d’Este products, contact your local branch or distributer for samples. 216



HISTORY OF FLORIDA TILE 1950s Our story began in 1954 when Jimmy Sikes and family bought a small, obscure trim factory in Lakeland, Florida to produce one specialty trim shape. The tile market was a vastly different landscape at that time. Small format wall tiles and extruded floor tiles were all the rage. Two tone effects were the cutting edge of decorating technology. By 1956 sales had doubled and Florida Tile started a period of strong growth. 1960s Investing heavily in research and development and adopting new technology, the company grew exponentially in the sixties. The number of employees swelled from 16 to over 600. The product offerings expanded from one trim to over 75 shapes in 50 colors. New facilities were also part of the growth plan and in 1968, the Lawrenceburg, Kentucky factory (current home of our Advanced Manufacturing Center) was built to meet the rising demand for small format wall tile. 1970s By the 1970s Florida Tile was the 2nd largest tile producer in the USA. Branching out briefly into carpet production, the company saw its first contraction in sales and profits. Taking inspiration from Italy – home to the largest tile manufacturers in the world, Jimmy Sikes set his goals to expanding distribution west of the Rockies and adding decorative tiles to the product offering. 1980s In the early 1980s, an aggressive expansion plan was put into place and Florida Tile began another era of growth, going public on the American Stock Exchange. In 1981, we became the first company to produce pressed floor tile in the US market. In 1986, Florida Tile was named to Forbes’ list of “The Best Small Companies in America,” and, in 1989, USA Today’s “100 hottest stocks of the 80s.” 1990s The 1990s saw Florida Tile lead the way in manufacturing processes. We were the first tile manufacturer to produce large format glazed wall tile with a single pass through the kiln. We were also among the first to install Roto-color machines to decorate tiles. 218

2000s In 2006, Florida Tile was purchased by Panariagroup— a top Italian ceramic manufacturing group that consisted of 8 brands worldwide with production from 6 factories in 3 countries. Panariagroup made immediate investments in the Lawrenceburg, Kentucky facility, advancing it to a world class producer of porcelain tile. In 2009, we were the first to add High Definition Porcelain® (HDP) printers to the tile production line. Our evolution also included establishing a commitment to the environment with the addition of a recycling system allowing pre-consumer product waste to be recycled during production. 2010s Still innovating and growing, FloridaTile has flourished in the last decade with expanded distribution and continued capital investments. In 2010 the company’s headquarters were moved from Lakeland, Florida, to Lexington, Kentucky, laying the cornerstone for the successes we celebrate today. In 2013 we became the inaugural recipient of the CTDA Supplier of the Year Award recognizing a supplier for providing the most value to its members in the ceramic tile and stone industry. In 2017, we became the first company to become a two-time winner of the CTDA Supplier of the Year Award. Improving our manufacturing efficiency, we installed an additional kiln and added a rectification line in 2017. At the same time, we expanded the footprint of our National Distribution Center by adding 120K sq. ft. of interior and 50K sq. ft. of exterior warehousing space with 18 additional dock doors. In 2018 we expanded our corporate headquarters by 10k sq. ft. GOING FORWARD In the six decades since we began, our dedication to employees, customers, and the environment has not changed. Today, we are renewing our commitment to exceed expectations through products, quality, service, sales, marketing, and supply. 219

WHY SPECIFY OUR TILE? MADE IN THE USA SLIP RESISTANT Products manufactured in the United States keep Americans The Dynamic Coefficient of Friction or DCOF is the methodology working, stimulate the domestic economy, and provide support for testing the slip potential of a tile while an object is in motion. for future generations. This eliminates the energy and resources The ANSI® A326.3 standard includes a method for measuring needed to bring products from another country, and also DCOF and a recommended value of ≥0.42 for interior, level reduces emissions and added costs. With the exception of floors that are likely to be walked upon when wet. select trim, decorative, and ceramic pieces, Florida Tile porcelain tiles are Made in the USA. GREENGUARD® CERTIFIED BEAUTIFUL DESIGN GREENGUARD® Environmental Institute is an industry- independent, non-profit organization that establishes indoor air Every Florida Tile product begins with intensive market research quality standards for interior building products. The certification on customer needs and emerging interior design trends and is accepted by the USGBC® contributing to both LEED® and styles. From that analysis, our design team begins the journey NAHB® Greenbuilding standards. of finding the most beautiful natural materials in order to create stunning designs. Our quality team ensures that only the EARNS POINTS highest quality raw materials are used to create a product that is beautiful, natural, and made to last a lifetime. The United States Greenbuilding Council (USGBC®), LEED® and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB®) REAL PORCELAIN Greenbuilding Standard, are point-based systems that rate the effectiveness of a structure to reduce energy consumption and The Ceramic Tile Distributors Association (CTDA) created the improve environmental quality. Porcelain Tile Certification Agency (PTCA) and the Tile Council of North America (TCNA) to certify porcelain tile meets the GUARANTEED ANSI® A137.1 standard requirements of less than or equal to 0.5% water absorption. Backed by a manufacturer’s lifetime warranty on residential installations and an 18-month warranty on commercial CONTAINS RECYCLED CONTENT installations, our commitment is the products you are specifying are high quality and supported by a reputable organization. Our manufacturing plant is now capable of recycling almost everything from waste water to the raw materials used in production (pre-consumer waste) and packaging, to plastic and wood. We include at least 40% recycled content in our U.S. made porcelain lines. We are Green Squared® certified, therefore our products are proven to be environmentally managed from creation to end of life. We have also gone the extra step of having Bureau Veritas, an independent internationally recognized certification agency, certify our recycled content.

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DISTRIBUTOR LOCATIONS ALABAMA INDIANA MISSISSIPPI ROBERT F HENRY TILE CO, INC. LOUISVILLE TILE DISTRIBUTORS VIKING DISTRIBUTORS INC HUNTSVILLE 256.837.0500 EVANSVILLE 812.473.0137 JACKSON 601.714.4266 BIRMINGHAM 205.592.8615 FISHERS 317.570.8453 TUSCALOOSA 205.556.1900 MISSOURI MONTGOMERY 334.269.2518 LOUISVILLE TILE FT WAYNE 260.484.9649 VIRGINIA TILE ARIZONA SOUTH BEND 574.234.4051 ST.LOUIS 314.995.9900 TILE AND STONE BY VILLAGIO 480.422.6700 IOWA JAECKLE MEXI TILE 623.234.4020 ST. LOUIS 800.236.7225 SUNDERLAND BROTHERS CO. SPRINGFIELD 417.862.7272 ARKANSAS DES MOINES 515.276.3600 DAVENPORT 563.386.6151 MONTANA ROBERT F HENRY TILE CO, INC. 901.387.4525 KANSAS SYVERSON TILE 406.652.3354 VIKING DISTRIBUTOR INC. 225.926.4993 GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS INC. NEBRASKA CALIFORNIA WICHITA 316.267.2255 SUNDERLAND BROTHERS CO. PAN AMERICAN CERAMICS SUNDERLAND BROTHERS CO. OMAHA 402.339.2220 HAYWARD 510.732.8112 KANSAS CITY 913.894.5515 MIRA LOMA 626.961.0051 NEVADA KENTUCKY CONNECTICUT DESIGNER TILE’S PLUS WESTPORT VILLAGE LAS VEGAS 702.547.9300 ALBERT F. FITZGERALD, INC. LOUISVILLE 502.426.3991 WOBURN 781.935.7821 NEW HAMPSHIRE LOUISVILLE TILE DISTRIBUTORS GENROSE STONE & TILE LEXINGTON 859.268.8373 ALBERT F. FITZGERALD, INC. BROOKFIELD 203.740.2088 LOUISVILLE 502.452.2037 WOBURN 603.472.3996 GUILFORD 203.458.3888 MIDDLETOWN 800.235.3463 LOUISIANA ARROW TILE DISTRIBUTORS 603.357.6033 KEENE DELAWARE VIKING DISTRIBUTORS INC BATON ROUGE 225.926.4993 GENROSE STONE & TILE TILE MARKET OF DELAWARE MILFORD FLOORING / INTERVALE 603.356.6031 LEWES 302.644.7100 MAINE MERRIMACK 603.424.2884 MIDDLETOWN 302.225.9656 PEMBROKE 603.225.4075 WILMINGTON 302.777.4663 ALBERT F. FITZGERALD, INC. WOBURN 781.935.7821 NEW JERSEY FLORIDA GENROSE STONE & TILE JOHN P FISCHER TILES INC. BOWEN TILE SALES CO, INC. PEMBROKE 603.225.4075 HAWTHORNE 973.427.7870 OCALA 352.620.8442 MARYLAND STANDARD TILE DESIGN WORKS TOTOWA 973.256.6412 JACKSONVILLE 904.363.2525 CONESTOGA TILE CTD 410.789.0700 EAST HANOVER 973.884.4933 SARASOTA 941.355.2703 LINTHICUM EDISON 732.248.0600 NAPLES 239.643.3023 SUCCASUNNA 973.584.4997 FORT MYERS 239.936.7676 MASSACHUSETTS JERSEY CITY 201.653.0566 WATCHUNG 908.754.4200 FD TILE & FLOORING SUPPLY LLC ALBERT F. FITZGERALD, INC. GAINESVILLE 352.332.5809 WOBURN 781.935.7821 ORLANDINI TILE SUPPLIES, INC. RICHLAND 856.697.2421 GEORGIA ARROW TILE HATFIELD 413.247.6333 NEW YORK GARDEN STATE TILE SAVANNAH 912.234.1122 GENROSE STONE & TILE 978.380.6268 ALBANY TILE SUPPLY 518.434.0155 IPSWICH 781.322.3210 ALBANY TILE CENTER INC MALDEN 781.365.0313 AUGUSTA 706.722.6804 BURLINGTON OLD COUNTRY CERAMIC TILE MARTINEZ 706.863.5818 COMMACK 631.218.6644 STATESBORO 912.764.8453 MICHIGAN WESTBURY 516.334.6161 PT. JEFFERSON STATION 631.928.7722 HAWAII BEAVER TILE AND STONE FARMINGTON HILLS 248.476.2333 BELKNAP WHITE SUNSET TILE 808.838.7866 SAGINAW 989.790.5851 BUFFALO 716.662.4441 TILE WAREHOUSE 808.840.8855 SHELBY TOWNSHIP 586.881.0780 TROY 248.649.5552 TILE WHOLESALERS OF ROCHESTER ILLINOIS WYOMING 800.797.0727 ROCHESTER 585.544.3200 CENTURY TILE LOUISVILLE TILE TOWN & COUNTRY CERAMIC TILE INC. CHICAGO 773.735.6600 WYOMING 616.530.7412 ROCKLAND COUNTY 914.357.5553 CHICAGO 773.622.6800 ITASCA 630.250.8000 MINNESOTA WESTCHESTER TILE & MARBLE 914.725.4355 LOMBARD 630.495.2300 SCARSDALE MT PROSPECT 847.392.4700 MINNESOTA TILE & STONE NAPERVILLE 630.637.1600 LAKEVILLE 952.898.1468 VESTAL TILE DISTRIBUTORS MINNEAPOLIS 612.330.9899 VESTAL 607.729.6128 JAECKLE DISTRIBUTORS MINNETONKA 952.345.9425 ELK GROVE VILLAGE 847.787.0910 WOODBURY 651.730.0447 PLYMOUTH 763.233.7060 MID AMERICA TILE ELK GROVE VILLAGE 847.439.3110 ROMEOVILLE 630.972.1500

NORTH CAROLINA TEXAS MCCULLOUGH TILE & STONE THORNTREE SLATE & MARBLE WINSTON SALEM 336.744.0660 HOUSTON 713.690.8200 NORTH DAKOTA VERMONT SYVERSON TILE 701.277.9745 GENROSE STONE & TILE 603.225.4075 PEMBROKE OHIO ALBERT F. FITZGERALD, INC. CTS A SIMS-LOHMAN CO. 330.494.8453 WOBURN 781.935.7821 BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 440.799.8285 VIRGINIA CANTON CUT STONE CANTON 330.456.8408 CONESTOGA TILE CTD 703.787.4000 DULLES OKLAHOMA MORRIS TILE DISTRIBUTORS VIRGINIA TILE 405.232.71741 CHARLOTTESVILLE 434.245.5216 OKLAHOMA CITY 918.461.0177 FREDERICKSBURG 804.317.4508 TULSA MIDLOTHIAN 804.744.0300 RICHMOND 804.353.4427 PENNSYLVANIA ROANOKE 540.343.4100 CONESTOGA TILE CTD 717.564.6860 WEST VIRGINIA HARRISBURG SMITH FLOOR COVERING DISTRIBUTORS FIERST DISTRIBUTING COMPANY CHARLESTON 304.344.2493 PITTSBURGH 412.429.9300 WISCONSIN H. WINTER & COMPANY, INC. ALLENTOWN 610.434.4500 JAECKLE DISTRIBUTORS MADISON 608.838.5400 ORLANDINI TILE SUPPLIES, INC. MARCUS HOOK 610.494.7107 LEXCO TILE & STONE MILWAUKEE 414.771.2900 TILE DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA WILKES BARRE 570.822.6123 BARBADOS* RHODE ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS* GENROSE STONE & TILE 603.225.4075 CANADA PEMBROKE CENTURA TILE ALBERT F. FITZGERALD 781.935.7821 CALGARY AB 403.259.0106 WOBURN EDMONTON AB 780.454.8591 BURNABY BC 604.298.8453 SOUTH CAROLINA MONCTON NB 506.853.0123 ST. JOHN’S NFLD 709.579.4600 CLAYTON TILE 864.288.6290 DARTMOUTH NS 902.468.7679 GREENVILLE 864.225.0884 HAMILTON ON 905.383.5100 ANDERSON 864.587.9732 TORONTO ON 416.785.5151 SPARTANBURG OTTAWA ON 613.820.6622 LONDON ON 519.681.1961 THE TILE CENTER 803.254.9338 PETERBOROUGH ON 705.743.2881 COLUMBIA 843.661.5475 WINDSOR ON 519.966.3580 FLORENCE MONTREAL QC 514.336.4311 QUEBEC QC 418.653.5267 THE TILE CENTER INC. AIKEN 803.649.5411 MIDGLEY & WEST 905.387.2650 HAMILTON ON SOUTH DAKOTA CAYMAN ISLANDS* SYVERSON TILE SIOUX FALLS 605.336.1175 TURKS & CAICOS* RAPID CITY 605.348.6003 U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS* TENNESSEE LOUISVILLE TILE DISTRIBUTORS *IF DISTRIBUTOR NOT LISTED PLEASE CALL CHATTANOOGA 423.698.1512 FLORIDA TILE CORPORATE AT 859.219.5200. NASHVILLE 615.248.8453 ROBERT F HENRY TILE CO INC 901.387.4525 MEMPHIS WINCO INC 423.929.1156 JOHNSON CITY 865.588.6522 KNOXVILLE 223