What does MSI make for floors, walls, outdoors and baths?
For floors there is porcelain tile, vinyl plank, rigid core plank and engineered hardwood, plus natural stone tile in travertine, slate, marble and granite. Walls get mosaics, subway tile and split face ledger panel. Outdoors there are porcelain and natural stone pavers with matching pool copings, plus pebbles and fire glass. In the bathroom and kitchen the brand adds engineered marble and quartz vanity tops, sinks, sink grids, and bathroom, tub and shower, and kitchen faucets. Each product family also has its own page, linked below, where MSI appears next to other makers.
Which vinyl plank lines are sold here?
MSI vinyl plank comes in named lines of wood look colors, and the standard 7x48 plank is the biggest group. Prescott and Cyrus are the two largest lines in that size, with Cyrus 2.0, Andover, Ashton 2.0, Wilmont and Acclima also at 7x48.
The XL lines widen the plank to 9x60. XL Prescott comes in colors such as Austell Grove, Barnstorm and Dulles Tails, and XL Cyrus in shades like Woburn Abbey and Stable, with XL Studio and XL Ashton in the same size. Studio, in colors such as Taos and Roswell, is 9x48, and so are Laurel Reserve, in Umbervale and Saddle Wood, Kallum and Nove. Wayne Parc is the long board line, in 9x60 and 9x72 planks. Glenridge and Katavia are narrower 6x48 planks, and Glenridge also comes as 12x24 stone and marble look tiles, next to Trecento in 12x24 and XL Trecento in 18x36.
The lines also differ in how they go down. Kallum is described as a loose lay plank, Nove, Wilmont and Acclima as glue down or dryback, and most of the thicker lines, such as Prescott, Cyrus, Studio and Wayne Parc, as planks with a rigid or WPC core and an attached pad or backing. MSI files two lines on their own as hybrid rigid core: Smithcliffs, in 7.7x48 and 7x50 planks, and Shorecliffs, which runs to a 9x87 length. See vinyl plank and rigid core vinyl plank.
Which engineered hardwood lines are there?
MSI engineered hardwood has a real wood wear surface over an engineered core (stone-based on Woodhills), and four lines are here. McCarran is the long board line, with 9.5x86 planks in Thornburg, Mable and Whitlock, and McCarran Herringbone cuts colors such as Bramlett and Whitlock into 5x24 pieces. Ladson planks are 7.5x75, in shades like Clayborne and Leander Oak. Woodhills is an oak line in 6.5x48, named Aaron Blonde Oak, Bali Buff Oak and so on, and its listings describe it as waterproof. Kelmore comes in browns such as Dunova and Mesa Ridge and beiges such as Sundelle and Sandora. All of the hardwood planks are matte. See engineered hardwood.
Which porcelain tiles look like marble, concrete or wood?
The marble look series are Eden, Kaya, Regallo and Sande. Eden Statuary and Eden Calacatta are white, Kaya Onda Gray is a soft gray, Sande Cream is warm, and Regallo Marquina Noir is black with white veins. Architecta is a solid color series, in shades like Greige and Graphite, made in sizes up to 48x48. Placero and Cabana print wood grain onto long porcelain planks, such as Placero Oak in 10x60 and Cabana in 9x47. Brighton, Traktion, Pietra, Durban and Dimensions add more looks, in matte and polished finishes. Natural stone tile is part of the range as well, for example Tuscany Classic travertine, Premium Black granite and Montauk Black gauged slate. Porcelain tiles shows MSI next to other porcelain makers.
What materials do the mosaics come in?
MSI mosaics come on mesh-backed sheets in marble, porcelain, ceramic, glass and metal, with a few in travertine, slate and granite. Hexagon sheets come in marble, as Greecian White and Arabescato Venato, and in porcelain, as Cielo Azul. Calacatta Gold is a porcelain herringbone, and Winslow Weave is a woven marble pattern. Glass comes in picket and ellipse shapes, such as Lascari Picket and Bianco Glossy Ellipse, and Elegante Pinwheel Gold is one of the metal sheets. Subway formats appear in ceramic and marble, from Whisper White to Calacatta Cressa. Browse by material in marble mosaic tile and porcelain mosaic tile.
What is a ledger panel?
A ledger panel is a strip of split or honed stone pieces bonded into one unit for a wall. MSI makes them in marble, quartzite, travertine, limestone, slate, sandstone, cement and granite. Split face panels such as Bedford Brown Ledgestone and Cosmic White have a rough, broken face, while 3d honed panels like Arctic White and Calacatta Cressa show a smooth, sculpted relief. Many lines include corner pieces for outside corners. See ledger panel.
Does MSI make pavers and pool copings?
Yes, in porcelain and in natural stone. Porcelain pavers include Soreno Ivory and Soreno Taupe in 24x24 and Zement Blanco in 24x48. Stone pavers come in travertine, marble, sandstone, limestone and granite, including sandblasted pattern sets in Tundra Gray, Diana Royal and Cosmic Black. Pool copings follow many of the same names, such as Tuscany Beige travertine in 12x24 and Cordova Lablanca and Legions Lunar Silver porcelain in 13x24. See pavers and pool copings.
What trim, vanity tops and sinks does MSI offer?
MSI trim here is mostly moldings for its vinyl, rigid core and hardwood floors: stair nose in flush and overlap profiles, stair tread, reducer, end cap, T molding and quarter round, each named after the floor color it matches. Porcelain bullnose is made for several tile lines, such as Cementique. All of it is in flooring trim. Vanity tops come in engineered marble, such as Drifting Fog and Sparkling Gray, in quartz, such as Calacatta Castana and Ivoritaj, and in a few granites and marbles, in 31x22, 37x22, 49x22 and 61x22 sizes. Sinks are quartz composite, stainless steel, porcelain and fireclay. The kitchen sinks come in single bowl, double bowl and farmhouse apron styles, and the porcelain sinks are white rectangles and ovals, several named as vanity sinks. See vanity tops and kitchen sinks.
