Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern
Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern
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Triangle Alternating Directions Pattern
Common Questions
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Tiles | Pavers Questions
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Tiles | Pavers Questions
What is the difference between a tile and a paver?
Although the words tile and paver are often used interchangeably in the tile industry, the difference between a tile and paver is usually determined by the thickness of the unit. Tiles are generally 1” (25 mm) and thinner, while pavers are typically 2” (51 mm) and greater.
What surfaces are tiles used on?
Tiles are commonly installed on prepared indoor substrates such as concrete floors, prepared wood floor, or walls.
What surfaces are pavers used on?
Pavers, unlike tiles, are typically used on both flexible and rigid exterior surface conditions where drainage and/or permeability is important. Flexible surfaces include compacted soils and graded aggregates, while rigid surfaces typically refer to concrete slabs.
What is the difference between a tile and a paver?
Although the words tile and paver are often used interchangeably in the tile industry, the difference between a tile and paver is usually determined by the thickness of the unit. Tiles are generally 1” (25 mm) and thinner, while pavers are typically 2” (51 mm) and greater.
What surfaces are tiles used on?
Tiles are commonly installed on prepared indoor substrates such as concrete floors, prepared wood floor, or walls.
What surfaces are pavers used on?
Pavers, unlike tiles, are typically used on both flexible and rigid exterior surface conditions where drainage and/or permeability is important. Flexible surfaces include compacted soils and graded aggregates, while rigid surfaces typically refer to concrete slabs.
