I'm in the process of remodeling my main bathroom and would like to
use some ceramic floor tiles that I aquired for nothing about 10 years
ago. Exact color and size that I want and the cases are still sealed.

Problem is, I have no idea what grade these are. The only ratings I
know of are group numbers 1 through 5.

The grade rating on these tiles state: A-EXTRA.

Anyone ever heard of this type of rating and what it's suitable for?

Thanks,

George

Do you have a Home Depot anywhere close to you?

I have found the tile people there to be very knowledgeable and they have
had ALL the answers that I needed.

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Lewis.

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"vairxpert" wrote in message
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I'm in the process of remodeling my main bathroom and would like to
use some ceramic floor tiles that I aquired for nothing about 10 years
ago. Exact color and size that I want and the cases are still sealed.

Problem is, I have no idea what grade these are. The only ratings I
know of are group numbers 1 through 5.

The grade rating on these tiles state: A-EXTRA.

Anyone ever heard of this type of rating and what it's suitable for?

Thanks,

George

(vairxpert) wrote in message ...
I'm in the process of remodeling my main bathroom and would like to
use some ceramic floor tiles that I aquired for nothing about 10 years
ago. Exact color and size that I want and the cases are still sealed.

Problem is, I have no idea what grade these are. The only ratings I
know of are group numbers 1 through 5.

The grade rating on these tiles state: A-EXTRA.

Anyone ever heard of this type of rating and what it's suitable for?

Thanks,

George

Try the Tile Council of America web site.

TB

vairxpert writes:

The only ratings I
know of are group numbers 1 through 5.

There are various ratings, regarding properties like water absorption,
coefficient of friction, size tolerance, etc. No one property
characterizes tile.