FAQ
What materials are hexagon tiles available in? 
Hexagon tiles are available in a variety of materials, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, natural stone, and mosaic variations. Each material offers unique characteristics in terms of appearance, durability, and maintenance requirements.
Can hexagon tiles be used on floors as well as walls?
Yes, hexagon tiles are suitable for both floor and wall applications. They are commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, and other areas of the home. When used on floors, factors such as durability, slip resistance, and maintenance should be considered to ensure safety and longevity.
Are there special grout considerations for hexagon tiles?
When selecting grout for hexagon tiles, it's essential to choose colors and types that complement the tiles and enhance the overall design aesthetic. Lighter grout colors can help create a seamless and airy look, while darker grout colors can add contrast and definition. Additionally, using unsanded grout for narrow grout lines and sanded grout for wider grout lines can help achieve a uniform and cohesive appearance. Proper grout application and maintenance are crucial for preserving the beauty and integrity of hexagon tile installations.
Is hexagon tile harder to install?
Installing hexagon tiles can be more challenging compared to traditional square or rectangular tiles. The main difficulty lies in properly aligning the tiles due to their unique shape and edges. However, with careful planning, proper tools, and attention to detail, hexagon tiles can be successfully installed by both professionals and experienced DIY enthusiasts.