Slim Tile: Eco-friendly Solutions For Updating Your Kitchen and Bath

The bathroom and the kitchen - are there any other rooms that see more traffic? Naturally they should be functional and good-looking, but more and more, people are demanding that these spaces also be environmentally friendly.

One of the major determining factors in the style of kitchens and bathrooms is the tile used. It can shout "out of date" like few other things can. But new tile can be instantly transformative, bringing a room into the here and now. The good thing is that tile is an environmentally friendly material and new advances in manufacturing technology are enhancing these sustainability benefits.

Adding new tile used to be daunting: tearing through old layers, hauling the demolished tiles to the dump, dealing with the dust and mess. New slim tiles like those from Tile of Spain branded manufacturers are thin enough that they can be applied right over existing tile, offering a whole new look to walls and some floor areas.

At a mere 3 to 6 millimeters, slim tile is easy to cut, handle and saves time in installation without compromising quality. These trim counterparts meet all the characteristics expected of ceramics including supreme resistance to abrasion, chemicals, stains, frost and other weather extremes.  ~ ARA Content