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Containing more than 75% recycled content, these tiles create the look of slate roofing as a price comparable to that of premium asphalt shingles.
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Locally sourced, pre- and post-consumer waste is reused in handmade, ceramic tiles.
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The Mixology metal tile line replicates cast metal sculptural pieces with a minimum of 50% post-consumer recycled content as certified by Scientific Certification Systems.
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This one-step polymer-fortified mortar for glass tile applications is Greenguard certified and can contribute to LEED points.
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To make Crush, a 100-percent recycled glass tile, Fireclay collects raw waste glass from within 20 miles of the company’s San Jose, Calif., facility, and then crushes and processes that glass into new tile.
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Archaeology by Marazzi is a glazed porcelain tile with a travertine look and 21 percent pre-consumer recycled content.
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Arizona Tile. The latest collections of natural stone and porcelain tile include EcoAlabaster, an Italian tile with more than 40% recycled content; Eclipse, a modern-styled Italian tile line (shown here in brown); and Bastoni Mosaics, which cover backsplashes, fireplaces, tub surrounds, showers...
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Area25 from Mosaico+ is a tile collection made by grinding and compressing waste glass and recycling glass-based products.
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Habitus. Made from wine bottle cork stoppers collected from factories in Spain and Portugal, Cork Mosaic tiles are mounted the same as standard glass or ceramic tiles, and their waterproof quality makes them ideal for bathrooms and kitchens, says the firm. The cork chips come in two sizes: 1-inch...
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Laticrete has released six new grout colors for the installation of stone and tile.