Fusion Porcelain Collection

Fusion glazed porcelain tile is a glossy type of clay based tile that has an undeniably chic glimmer and distinctive glow. Fusion tiles are usually square or rectangular in shape – think subway fusion tile, and you can imagine the high-quality look of these elongated tiles placed on walls and backsplashes.

Fusion porcelain tile is the result of high temperatures applied to highly-refined clay to solidify and bond the material together. Fusion tile is not only gorgeous it is also heavy-duty in quality.

Fusion porcelain tile is used for design projects all over homes. Due to its durability and scratch-resistance, and moisture-resistance fusion tile can be placed in areas that see lots of traffic and places that receive heavy or frequent water usage. This marvelous-looking tile can work well in both bathrooms and kitchens.

Fusion tiles can range in price. Similar to other forms of high-quality tile materials. Depending on where you purchase the tile you can expect your fusion tile to cost as low as $5.45 per square foot. This tile is one of the most cost-effective yet high-end-looking tiles around. For this price, you cannot pass up the chance to add them to your next remodeling project.

Stone tile depot offers glazed porcelain tile and glazed fusion porcelain tile in an assortment of vivid shades. You can go with a subtle white fusion porcelain tile for brightness or choose to play with bold colors by selecting green or blue fusion porcelain tile. The choice is ultimately yours based on your project and budget.

Yes, as a general rule porcelain tile is quite durable. However, it needs to be handled delicately upon installation to avoid cracks, breakage, or chipping. Once porcelain tile is properly installed you can expect to see it perform well for years on end. Glazed and unglazed porcelain tile is very dense meaning the composition of the tile is consistent from its surface to its core. The hardness of porcelain allows it to stand the test of time in spaces where less dense materials would break down.

Maintaining glazed porcelain tile is fairly simple. Porcelain tile boasts a high stain resistance which means spills and splashes are usually no match for the material. Porcelain tile has a reputation for being almost completely non-porous, so most of the time the tile will only need a regular wipe down with a clean soft cloth and a mild cleanser. If you prefer to go all natural with cleaning, you can clean your glazed porcelain kitchen tile with a mixture of warm water and plain white vinegar (diluted to half-strength). Be sure to wipe down glazed porcelain wall tile regularly – as soon as you notice staining or buildup. If your glazed porcelain tile is applied to flooring, mop with a mixture of warm water and cleansing solution regularly. If you have serious damage, you need to consult to professionals.

Generally glazed and unglazed porcelain tiles differ in their appearance. Glazed porcelain tiles usually have a subtle glossy glow, and unglazed porcelain tile has a matte or natural-looking finish. While still dense, glazed porcelain tile tends to be a bit thinner than unglazed porcelain. However glazed porcelain is more stain-resistant due to the coating that's applied to the tile before it is finished via heating during the manufacturing process.