Absolutely! We offer sample tiles so you can see the colors and textures before placing a full order. We only charge shipping and handling.
Can I Order Tile Samples?
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Do You Ship Nationwide?
Yes! We ship Mexican tile anywhere in the U.S. Customers outside San Antonio, Texas should contact us for shipping rates and timelines. We carefully box and foam protect our tiles to prevent breakage during transit. While we do our best, it is advisable to order 10%...
How Often Should I Reseal My Saltillo Tile?
Depending on foot traffic, you should reseal Saltillo tile every 2-5 years to maintain its protection and appearance.
How Do I Clean Saltillo Tile?
Use a pH-neutral cleaner and a damp mop. Avoid vinegar and harsh chemicals, as they can strip the sealer over time. Vinegar, in particular, is acidic and can damage the sealer on Saltillo tile and the glaze on Talavera tile. Use a mild tile cleaner instead.
Should I Use a Grout Release Before Grouting Saltillo Tile?
If the Saltillo is sealed, then grout release is unnecessary.
Can I Install Saltillo Tile Over Concrete?
Yes! Concrete is an ideal surface for Saltillo tile installation. Just make sure it’s clean, level, and properly prepped before applying mortar.
Can I Install Mexican Tile Myself or Do I Need a Professional?
If you have some DIY experience, you can install Mexican tile yourself. However, because Saltillo tile requires sealing and special installation techniques to account for its variations, hiring a professional who has worked with Saltillo before can save time and...
Is Talavera Tile Easy to Maintain?
Definitely! Talavera tile is perfect for kitchen backsplashes, countertops, and accent walls. It’s heat-resistant, easy to clean, and adds a vibrant touch to any space.
Can I Use Talavera Tile in My Kitchen?
Definitely! Talavera tile is perfect for kitchen backsplashes, countertops, and accent walls. It’s heat-resistant, easy to clean, and adds a vibrant touch to any space.
Can Talavera Tile Be Used for Flooring?
Talavera tile is best suited for walls, backsplashes, and decorative accents. Since it’s a glazed ceramic tile, it may not withstand heavy foot traffic like Saltillo tile. However, it does work well as floor inserts, room dividers, and bathroom and shower floors.