Recently the folks from SnapStone sent us some samples of their product to evaluate. SnapStone is to tile floors what laminate flooring is to the wood flooring industry with one difference. With SnapStone you don’t have to settle on the surface. The surface of SnapStone is porcelain tile just like tile you’d install with thinset.
Each piece snaps together in perfect alignment, taking the time and guesswork out of installation, allowing do-it-yourself homeowners to achieve professional results in a fraction of the time and at less total cost than traditional methods.
The tiles do snap together fairly easy. However, it does take some practice to get used to tiles that snap into two other pieces. Once you’ve got a rhythm down these tiles install in less than 25% of the time it would take to install a tile with thin set.
Over the years I’ve installed my fair share of ceramic tile on concrete and plywood floors. This product is sure to eliminate some of the fears that average DIY’ers have about mixing thin set and working quickly. With SnapStone you can take your time and fit the pieces together like a large puzzle. If you’re looking for an alternative to traditional tile then this is the product for you.
Check out their site for retailers near you if you’re interested in purchasing this exciting new tile product for your next DIY project.
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