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Jon Namba, editorial director for FCI Magazine, talks about how tradespeople need to stay focused on flooring and the potential for change after the election.
Eduardo Martinez of Martinez Carpet Installations represents the next generation of flooring installers. With some of his earliest memories including lending his now retired sub-contractor father a hand, Martinez continues his father’s legacy in the industry.
When gauged porcelain tile panels/slabs were first introduced to the flooring industry, they typically measured one or two feet in width and length. Now, after nearly a decade of development from tile flooring manufacturers, porcelain tile panels/slabs can be as large as 10 feet by five feet, and in some cases with custom flooring—even larger.