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Argelith tiles can be laid using either thinset installation or the vibration procedure. Both methods have their advantages. The most important thing is that your industrial flooring is installed by a reputable installer experienced with heavy duty porcelain tiles.
No. Argelith customers are free to hire the flooring contractor of their choice. If you like, we are able to recommend companies who have successfully installed similar projects in the past. Whichever installer you choose, please make sure they have the experience and expertise to install Argelith tiles.
Typical grout joints are roughly 1/16”. Our self spacing tiles are designed for a butt-joint installation; grout joints can be pre-sized using the unique "V" shape these butt joints create.
Argelith tiles are compatible with many kinds of grout. Your grout choice should be based upon the environment. Cementitious grout is an option for environments with lower chemical or water exposure, such as auto shops or factory floors, while epoxy-based grout is recommended for harsh or wet environments such as chemical plants or beverage facilities.
Lead times vary depending on the amount and type of tile ordered and on the factory production schedule. Ask your account manager for the lead time on your specific project.
Argelith ceramic tile is easy to clean, but it is important to use the right products and procedures to keep your floor looking like new. Refer to our Care for Your Tile page for more information on how to clean your tile. Argelith tile is HACCP-certified hygienic and meets USDA and FDA guidelines for hygiene.
In the event a tile does break, a qualified contractor can cut out and replace the broken tile without impacting the rest of the floor.
No, we sell our tile factory-direct to specific construction projects. Argelith tiles are not available at any retail location or through distributors. You can view our entire selection of sizes, colors and surface finishes online. You can also request a tile sample from your account manager or through this form.
The tiles are measured in the metric system as per below:
4 x 8 = 98mm x 198mm
8 x 8 = 198mm x 198mm
12 x 12 = 298mm x 298mm
16 x 16 = 398mm x 398mm
Hexalith = 108mm x 125mm
4.5 x 9.5 = 115mm x 240mm
5/8 = 15mm
3/4 = 18mm
Those measurements correspond to the nominal sizes used for simplicity and categorization in the tile industry. The nominal size is an industry-standard term used to describe a rounded-off dimension that facilitates easier handling and categorization. It does not reflect the exact measurements, which are approximately:
- 198 mm = 7.795 inches approx.
- 98 mm = 3.858 inches approx.
- 298 mm = 11.732 inches approx.
- 398 mm = 15.669 inches approx.
- 108 mm = 4.252 inches approx.
- 125 mm = 4.921 inches approx.
- 240 mm = 9.449 inches approx.
- 115 mm = 4.528 inches approx.
- 15 mm = 0.591 inches approx.
- 18 mm = 0.709 inches approx.