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1867 Weston Line Porcelain Tile Collection

1867 Weston Line Porcelain Tile Collection
1867 Floors Weston Line is porcelain tile, in a matte finish. A matte surface holds grip underfoot and hides the water spotting that shows on a polished face. Low porosity is what lets porcelain go into a wet room, and density is what lets it take the traffic in a hallway. Specified for floor and wall, which lets a single tile run from the floor up. See it at our Mississauga and Barrie stores, or browse online.
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Why Weston Line Stands Out

A tile floor is the one finish in the house nobody plans to redo, so the material has to be chosen like it is permanent.

In simple terms: 1867 Floors Weston Line is a porcelain tile collection from 1867 Flooring for floors and walls. Squarefoot Flooring stocks it at both stores and installs it with our own crews.

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The range runs in 12" x 24" and 24" x 24" formats across rectangle and square shapes with matte finishes. Colourways include Beige, Grey, Topo and White.

Decision line: Weston Line suits kitchens, bathrooms, entries and busy floors as well as walls.

Tile is quoted as a whole job here, preparation, waterproofing where needed, grout and labour by our own employed crews, never subcontractors. See how we work on the tile installation page, then come compare Weston Line in person at our Mississauga or Barrie store; a full piece under room light reads differently than any photo.

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What is 1867 Floors Weston Line?
1867 Floors Weston Line is porcelain tile, in a matte finish. A matte surface holds grip underfoot and hides the water spotting that shows on a polished face. Low porosity is what lets porcelain go into a wet room, and density is what lets it take the traffic in a hallway. Specified for floor and wall, which lets a single tile run from the floor up.
Where can Weston Line be used?
Porcelain is fired dense, so floors, walls and wet areas are all in play, including showers and entries. Match the finish to the room: polished surfaces are slick when wet, matte and textured finishes grip better.
Do you install Weston Line?
Yes, with our own employed installation crews rather than subcontractors, for residential and commercial projects. Tile work is quoted with preparation, waterproofing where needed, and grout included, so the number you get is the whole job.
Where can I see Weston Line near me?
You can see it at both Squarefoot Flooring stores, in Mississauga at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4, and in Barrie at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4. A full sample under room light reads very differently from a photo, so come compare it in person before deciding.

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