Ceramic Tile Center
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50 E Greg St Ste 114, Sparks, NV 89431
50 E Greg St Ste 114, Sparks, NV 89431
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EmailCeramic Tile Center has been locally owned and operated since 1973. We started with one location in Sparks and have added a store in Carson City to serve northern Nevada’s tile and stone needs.
undefined" sizcache018247491130481452="405" sizset="3">Our showrooms are always kept current and our sales staff is always ready to assist with design needs. Our showroom installations show our products on floors, walls and counters. Our concept display boards show how the product will look with multiple pieces of tile, stone and accent pieces.
We carry fine lines of porcelain tile and natural stone from around the world, keeping our selection fresh with all the latest trends and color possibilities. Our huge inventory includes stone slabs, slate, quartzite, marble, granite, prefabricated granite slabs, tumbled marble, tumbled slate, glass block, porcelain tiles in all sizes and trim pieces to finish any job. We, of course, provide all the setting materials necessary to complete your job as well.
We also stock all the tools, cleaning products and sealers for your stone and tile.
Visit our beautiful showrooms and see what’s new. Let our friendly staff of professionals help you with the entire process.
More Business Info
- Hours
- Regular Hours
Mon - Fri: Sat: Sun Closed - Extra Phones
TollFree: 800-800-8453
- Services/Products
- Porcelain Tile Porcelain tiles are fired at high temperatures; they are also part of the ceramic tile line but are composed of much finer clay. The process of firing at a higher temperature and using finer clays makes porcelain tile more homogeneous (through-body coloration, scratches and nicks are less obvious). This process also makes porcelain much stronger and less prone to moisture and stain absorption. For those reasons, porcelain can be used in both indoor and outdoor applications. Marble Tile Marble is a natural metaphoric stone formed millions of years ago. Marble is limestone that has crystallized, melted and re-cooled due to heat and pressure. As with most stones, coloring is extremely varied and often accompanied with lots of veining and other mineral deposits. Since it is a soft, porous stone, it should not be used in applications where it will be in contact with staining agents, such as kitchen countertops. Acids such as lemon juice or coffee will etch the stone. Sealers help prevent staining but not etching from acids. Granite Granite is an igneous rock formed from liquid magma, the molten rock still found at the core of the planet, cooled slowly to form a substance approaching the hardness and durability of a diamond. Granite’s hardness and density are due to the fact that it has been solidified deep within the earth, under extreme pressure. This is why granite is the most desirable for kitchen countertops, given its resistance to staining if sealed. It also does not etch from acids. Travertine Travertine is a sedimentary stone and comes in many colors, which can have a wide variation with
- Brands
- Butler Johnson/Crossville, Glazzio, Longust, Pan American Ceramics, Tile City/Port Decor, Unique Building Concepts
- Payment method
- visa, master card, amex, discover, debit
- Location
- Find us on the corner of Greg and McCarran in Sparks and on the North end of Carson City!
- Neighborhood
- Stanford Industrial Park
- Amenities
- Our showrooms are always kept current and our sales staff is always ready to assist with design needs. Our showroom installations show our products on floors, walls and counters. Our concept display boards show how the product will look with multiple pieces of tile, stone and accent pieces.
- AKA
CTC
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- Categories
- Home Centers, Counter Tops, Granite, Marble-Natural, Tile-Contractors & Dealers
- Other Information
Parking: Lot, Free
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes