What color is Noce tile?
What color is Noce tile?
caramel brown color
Noce is a Travertine with a delightful caramel brown color. This stone has been use as a dark accent in ancient constructions in the Ottoman empire. This stone added value and durability to their temples and buildings.
What is Noce tile?
Description: Noce Porcelain Tile from our Veneto Collection brings the look of natural vein cut travertine, in an easy care porcelain tile. These tiles are recommended for both commercial and residential properties for projects like countertops, floors, accent walls, backsplashes, and showers.
Where is American Olean tile made?
the USA
At American Olean, many of our unique collections are made right here in the USA at one of our 7 state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities. We have over 95 years of proven experience in manufacturing service and product design, positioned with the fastest speed to market.
Who owns American Olean?
Dal Tile Distribution Inc
American Olean Tile Company/Parent organizations
Where does Noce travertine come from?
Noce can range dramatically in color and will vary from a light milk chocolate to a dark brown. Noce will sometimes have hints of gold, red or grey in it as well. Overall Noce will present itself as a light to dark brown. Noce is a travertine quarried and produced in Turkey.
Is American Olean tile good?
Because American Olean is a favored brand of Lowe’s home improvement stores, it tends to be less expensive than other tile offerings. If you want a good, inexpensive tile that does the job for bathtub surrounds, walls, floors, and backsplashes, American Olean can help you bring your project in under or at budget.
Who manufactures American Olean tile?
Mohawk Industries
Now a part of Mohawk Industries, American Olean has been a leader in high-quality, durable floor and wall tiles for almost a century, and remains passionate about providing excellent products.
What is travertine tiles pros and cons?
Travertine Tiles: Pros and Cons
- PROS.
- # 1: The first pro to travertine tiles is the cost.
- # 2: The second pro is appearance.
- # 3: The third pro is durability.
- # 4: The fourth pro is the ease in which travertine tiles are cut and shaped.
- CONS.
