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Flooring & Tile Materials Porcelain and ceramic tiles are closely related, but they are not identical. Porcelain is generally denser and less absorbent, while standard ceramic tile is often easier to cut and can be a practical option for many indoor walls and floors. Quick answer: porcelain is often chosen for demanding floors, moisture-prone areas and some exterior applications, while ceramic tile can work well for many interior floors, walls and backsplashes. The correct choice depends on the specific tile rating and intended use. Already chosen your tile? Calculate the number of tiles or boxes you need using your room size, tile dimensions and waste allowance. Use the Tile Calculator How Much Tile Do I Need? Porcelain vs Ceramic Tile at a Glance Feature Porcelain Tile Ceramic Tile ...

Flooring Materials Laminate, vinyl and hardwood can all create an attractive finished floor, but they differ significantly in construction, water resistance, installation, maintenance, durability and price. Quick comparison: laminate is often chosen for affordability and a wood-look surface, vinyl is popular where water resistance and easy maintenance matter, while hardwood provides a real wood surface that can offer long-term character and, depending on the product, refinishing potential. Already picked your flooring? Calculate how much flooring you need, add a waste allowance and convert the result into full boxes before ordering. Use the Flooring Calculator Calculate Floor Area Laminate vs Vinyl vs Hardwood at a Glance Feature Laminate Vinyl Hardwood Materi...