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Frequently Asked Questions About Villa Lagoon Tiles
We know that you have a zillion questions...
What size are Villa Lagoon Tiles ?
10 inches by 10 inches and 5/8 inches thick...
How much do they weigh ?
About seven pounds each. That is about twice what an ordinary porcelain tile weighs.
Are the colors accurate on my monitor's screen ?
Maybe. Every monitor is different and it is impossible to have everyone seeing the same colors at the same time. Even our 3 different computer screens look a tad different here in the office. BUT...here is what we have done: We calibrated the colors that we have used on this web site to PRINT on our Canon ip3000 inkjet to be very accurate. We know that everyone is not going to have the same printer, same kind of paper, but it was the method we used to develop our tile design color schemes. We experimented w/ onscreen colors until they printed to a very accurate match with the actual color chips. We could then create harmonious patterns onscreen and print them to check to see how they really looked or how the field tiles looked with the different borders. Print Color Chart
Printable tile design images in .pdf for you to print and place on your won floor to simulate the effect of the various patterns in your setting coming.
May I order a sample tile to see how it really looks in person?
Yes. Since a tile order shipped in bulk via ship and freight truck, individual tiles must be FedEx'd (or similar) and the cost per tile is higher. Each tile weighs about 7 pounds. Call us for prices on strike-off sample tiles sent to you.
What does tessellation mean ?
See our special page about tessellation.
How do you install Villa Lagoon Tiles?
See our page on this subject.
How are Villa Lagoon Tiles shipped ?
Our tiles are priced with delivery and clearing customs in Miami. You will be responsible for the freight from the Miami area to your job. The tiles will be packaged and loaded onto wood pallets and delivered to you that way.
Can you show me how Villa Lagoon cement tiles are made ? Yes, see the short video on our History of Cement Tiles page.
        
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