STRIPES SERIES PORCELAIN TILE

When choosing a backsplash, glass, ceramic, and porcelain tiles remain top picks for their durability, easy maintenance, and design versatility. Glass tiles offer a sleek, modern look and reflect light beautifully, brightening your kitchen while resisting stains and moisture. Ceramic and porcelain tiles provide exceptional strength and come in a wide variety of colors, textures, and finishes to suit any style - from traditional to contemporary.

Yes. Most backsplash tiles, including glass, ceramic, and porcelain, are heat resistant and safe to use behind stovetops. Always review the manufacturer’s guidelines to confirm suitability for high-heat areas. For more information, visit the TCNA website.

Standard backsplashes typically extend about 4 inches above the countertop. For a more modern, seamless look, full-height backsplashes can reach the bottom of upper cabinets or extend all the way to the ceiling. The height you choose depends on your desired visual effect and cleaning preferences.

Yes, as long as the existing surface is clean, flat, and secure. Remove any loose or damaged tiles and make sure the wall is free of grease or debris. For best results, consider consulting a professional installer to ensure proper adhesion and long-term performance.

Yes. Glass, porcelain, and glazed ceramic tiles are low-maintenance and simple to clean with warm water and mild soap. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or tools to protect both the tile and grout. For stubborn spots, use a pH-balanced cleaner made specifically for tile.

Matching grout creates a seamless, cohesive look, while contrasting grout highlights patterns and mosaics. For kitchens, opt for stain-resistant or epoxy grout for added durability and easier maintenance. Explore our epoxy grouts to find the perfect color match for your design.

Absolutely. Backsplash tiles protect walls from water, splashes, and humidity, making them ideal for sinks, vanities, and laundry areas. Apply a grout sealer for added moisture resistance and long-lasting performance.

Think about your kitchen’s layout and design style. Smaller tiles, such as mosaics or subway tiles, are perfect for compact spaces, while large-format tiles can make the room feel more open and spacious. Balance scale and style to create a backsplash that’s both functional and beautiful.