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What type of tile is best for a 6x8 front porch upgrade? |
I have a 6x8' concrete slab front partially covered porch that I want to tile. What is the best product that will weather be an easy DNY project? I like slate but I would rather have a "state look" so the tiles will be smooth to walk on and durable. Any PORCELAIN "slate look" tile from Lowe's will work. Prices range from $1.18 sq ft & up. With your area size your probably looking at an hour or so of work. It is possible to get smooth slate it is easy to fix and will not crack in the frost and is slip proof you may have to cut off the ragged edge with a electric tile cutter about 拢30 from machinemart best slate for this type of job is chinese I have just done my daughters bathroom its black & smooth Try the links below...all have outdoor tiles. |
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