Columns - TILE Magazine

Some are willing to pay extra for the assurance of a crack-free floor. There are local jurisdictions in various parts of the country that require the installation of a crack isolation membrane. Dave Gobis explores the question of "how smart is it to offer a crack-free floor guarantee?"

by Dave Gobis | January 20, 2010 | Comments (0)

Rectangular Tiles: How to “Offset” Certain Installation Challenges

When 8” x 8” tiles were considered large and mosaics were common, rectangular tiles enjoyed great popularity. As 12” x 12” tiles came to dominate, rectangular tiles were less often seen. Today, due to continuing advances in manufacturing technology, there has been a surge and rejuvenation of their popularity.

by Bill Griese | January 20, 2010 | Comments (0)

Emerging Trends, New Technology Abound at Cevisama 2010

Now in its 28th year, Cevisama, the International Ceramic Tile and Bath Furnishings Show will open its doors to showcase the world’s finest in ceramic products, innovations and architectural applications.

by Amanda Eden | January 19, 2010 | Comments (0)

Addressing the Cultural Shift

In the early 80s, women of the tile industry were generally in the accounting departments and maybe in the showroom. Very few were in outside sales or in ownership. Over the years, things have certainly changed. Now you can find women in all aspects of the industry; manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, installation and maintenance. Did this change come about deliberately or accidentally? Are we embracing the change or just tolerating it? Are we capitalizing on the opportunity that having more women in the industry affords?

by Jeanne Nichols | January 19, 2010 | Comments (3)

Evolve or Dissolve

The title of my editorial may seem harsh, but unfortunately, it is reality. The past year saw the downsizing or demise of many businesses with only the resourceful surviving, and often thriving!

by Arpi Nalbandian | January 19, 2010 | Comments (0)

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