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07-15-18, 10:08 AM

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LifeProof Porcelain Tile

Any experiences with this product? Esp if installed over concrete slab floor?

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07-15-18, 10:44 AM

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Porcelain tile in general is a little harder, but other than that it goes down like any other tile!

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12-04-19, 06:01 PM

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I'm thinking about using the same thing. Did you end up installing life proof tile? If so....what did you think?

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Wall tile vs floor tile??

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rufunky on Jun 24, 2019

Trying to pick out tile for my bathroom and I'm having a hard time getting an answer from the local bgbox stores on how to tell what tile is meant for the floor vs what is meant for the wall. I read somewhere they have different ratings for strength and antislip? I figured they would have these tiles already separated at these stores. So how do I tell the difference?
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Grahf on Dec 04, 2019

Any suggestions on cheaper tile for a bathroom wall and floor? I was looking at these from home depot: [url]https://www.homedepot.com/p/LifeProof-Sierra-Wood-6-in-x-24-in-Porcelain-Floor-and-Wall-Tile-14-55-sq-ft-case-LP31624HD1PR/304207361[/url]. Similar looking tile from a tile store goes for $7+ a square foot. Since this stuff is so much cheaper should I expect it to not hold up as well as the more expensive tile? Guess I'm trying to figure out what I'm loosing by pay $5 less a square foot.

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