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Many consumers and some tile installers mistakenly believe that dimensional (natural) stone tiles are basically the same as ceramic and porcelain tiles.
Sound treatment is a key design consideration for almost every building, regardless of industry, in order to reduce noise disturbance and enhance sound quality.
With the proper tools, the installation of sound reduction during the construction process can be a proactive solution to future issues that could be very difficult and expensive to resolve later on down the road.
At the International Surface Event (TISE) held this past January, I had the privilege of speaking to contractors and installers about moisture testing and mitigation methods.
This year marks the 25th continuous year of publishing Floor Covering Installer, and I wanted to take a moment to thank the most important people who made this milestone possible: You.
It goes without saying that today’s tiles come in more sizes, shapes, patterns and colors than ever before. Along with this availability comes virtually endless creative possibilities.
We asked Amy Johnston, a project estimator and coordinator for Flooring Services Inc., about her start in the industry, her role in overseeing FCICA’s Certified Installation Manager (CIM) program, and where she sees the industry headed.
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