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Ivy Hill Tile Montgomery Ribbon White Porcelain Tile – 0.39 inch Thick, 24 inch x 48 inch, 15.49 sq.ft/Case – Matte Finish

Ivy Hill Tile Montgomery Ribbon White Porcelain Tile – 0.39 inch Thick, 24 inch x 48 inch, 15.49 sq.ft/Case – Matte Finish

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Ivy Hill Tile Montgomery Ribbon White Porcelain Tile – 0.39 inch Thick, 24 inch x 48 inch, 15.49 sq.ft/Case – Matte Finish

$27.76 sq. ft.

$430.00 /Case

In stock

Product Detail

Wood Species

Not Applicable

Material

Porcelain Tile

Wood Shade

Light Wood

Surface Texture

Smooth

Gloss Level

Matte

Edge Type

Straight

Sold In Carton

Yes

DIY Level

Intermediate

Water Performance Level

Waterproof

Country of Origin

Not Specified

Natural Variation Type

Moderate Variation

Durability

Scratch Resistant, Fire Resistant

Square Feet Included

Yes

Finish

Matte

Installation Grade

Above, On, Below Grade

Mounting / Installation Type

Mortar and Grout

Product Warranty

Yes

Warranty Length

Limited

Product Specifications

Maximum Dimensions

48.0 inch L

Minimum Dimensions

48.0 inch H

Variable Length

No

Overall Thickness

0.39 inch D

Flooring Thickness

0.39 inch H

Overall Product Weight

69.7 lb.

Surface Area per Carton

15.49 square feet

Flooring Width - Side to Side

48.0 inch W

Variable Width

No

The right choise for

Bathroom

Kitchen

Living Room

Entryway

Create a clean and modern look with this premium porcelain tile featuring the Montgomery Ribbon pattern in a bright white tone. The linear ribbed design adds subtle texture and depth, while the light color enhances openness, making it ideal for contemporary and minimalist interiors.

This wood look porcelain tile blends the visual appeal of natural wood with the strength of porcelain. When comparing porcelain vs ceramic tile or deciding what’s better porcelain or ceramic tile, porcelain stands out for its durability, low water absorption, and long-lasting performance, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor porcelain tile flooring.

The large format porcelain tile design reduces grout lines, creating a seamless and spacious appearance for walls and feature areas. Its impervious surface resists moisture and frost, while remaining easy to maintain for those looking into how to clean porcelain tile solutions.

Suitable for residential and commercial spaces, this porcelain kitchen tile and bathroom porcelain tile delivers both style and performance. Installation is completed using mortar and grout, ensuring a secure and long-lasting finish.

FAQS

What is the difference between hardwood and engineered wood flooring?

Hardwood is made from solid wood planks, while engineered wood has a real wood surface over layered plywood, making it more stable and moisture-resistant.

Is porcelain or ceramic tile better for my home?

Both are durable, but porcelain is denser, more water-resistant, and ideal for high-moisture areas, while ceramic offers a wide range of designs at a lower cost.

Can laminate or LVT be installed over existing floors?

Yes, both can often be installed over most existing floors, provided the surface is clean, dry, and level.

Which flooring options are waterproof?

Porcelain tile, ceramic tile, and most LVT products are waterproof, making them perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.

How do I maintain my flooring for long-lasting beauty?

Sweep or vacuum regularly, clean spills promptly, and use manufacturer-recommended cleaners to avoid damage.

Which flooring option is best for high-traffic areas?

For spaces like hallways, kitchens, and commercial areas, durable choices include porcelain tile, LVT, and high-AC-rated laminate.

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