Agglomerate Marble Tile
Agglomerated marble, also known as agglomerate marble, is a popular choice for those who seek a vintage look in their home decor. This type of tile offers timeless style with a retro flair that is perfect for any space. The term "agglomerate" refers to the material being made up of small pieces of stone fused together using resin, which gives it similar characteristics to marble. This process creates a durable material that is resistant to scratches, stains, and chips. At Arizona Tile, we offer a wide range of agglomerate tile options that come in various colors and patterns. With its unique beauty and practicality, agglomerate marble is an excellent choice for any homeowner looking to add a touch of elegance to their space.
General Questions
What does agglomerate marble tile mean?
Agglomerate tile is engineered by mixing natural stone fragments like marble or granite and bonding them with resin.
What are the advantages of agglomerate marble tile?
Agglomerate tile combines the beauty of natural stone with enhanced durability and cost-effectiveness, offering a consistent, customizable option for flooring, countertops, and walls in various finishes and colors.
Is agglomerate marble tile similar to natural stone tile?
Yes, agglomerate tiles have similar performance characteristics to natural stone tiles. Agglomerate tile retains the durability and strength of the natural stone fragments it’s made up from. The binding agent, resin, enhances their resistance to wear, moisture, and cracking. Texture and color variations of agglomerate tile are very similar in aesthetic appeal to natural stone, it’s easy to maintain, and it’s actually less porous and more stain-resistant than many natural stone options.
Where should agglomerate marble tile not be used?
Agglomerate tiles should not be used in water-restraining structures, or outdoor areas such as patios, exterior stairs, or exterior walls.